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Combine Free Queue and WASM Helper Ring Buffer Implementations #354
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@MeenuyD you didn't signed the CLA, then only it will be allowed to merged. I am also learning and working on the same project. |
Oh nice I have signed the cla |
IIUC this only adds a new file to the |
Yes I will do it as soon as possible |
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Thanks for your contribution! I added some comments.
Combine Free Queue and WASM Helper Ring Buffer Implementations
Objective:
The objective of this issue is to combine two different implementations of a ring buffer into a single, cohesive implementation that incorporates the features and advantages of both the Free Queue and WASM Helper approaches.
Description:
Currently, we have two separate implementations of a ring buffer:
Free Queue: This implementation provides a single-producer/single-consumer lock-free FIFO backed by SharedArrayBuffer. It is optimized for managing audio data in a multi-threaded environment.
WASM Helper: This implementation utilizes WebAssembly (WASM) to optimize the ring buffer for single-threaded operation. It is designed to efficiently handle audio data in a single-threaded environment.
#347