Every rugnux worker waiting for an image called ImageBuffer::GetImage every
millisecond, and GetStatus every 100 polls. Each call takes the buffer's mutex
and scans every slot, so sixteen waiting workers contended with the forward
threads for the lock they put the images in under (GetImageSlot, ReadyToSend).
Now one waiting thread at a time asks the buffer, at most every 2 ms, with a
single GetStatus, and notes the images it holds in a per-reader bitmap; the
other waiters sleep on a condition variable and are woken when it is
refreshed or the collection ends. GetImage is called once, for an image known
to be there (or given up on). MAX_IMAGE_LAG and Ended() mean what they did.
ImageBuffer itself is unchanged.
The test gains eight readers waiting at once.
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Images reach the buffer in order give or take a few, so one still missing when the buffer holds an
image 100 past it is lost, not late: the read returns false instead of waiting for the end of the
collection. The newest image number comes from ImageBuffer::GetStatus, which scans every slot under
the buffer's lock, so it is asked only every 100 polls (~10 Hz).
The test puts CBOR images into an ImageBuffer the way the receiver does and checks read-back of the
pixels, waiting for an image not yet there, the lag limit, the end of the collection and the bounds.
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A DECTRIS rotation collection, with the mode switched on (PUT /config/rugnux), goes to
JFJochReceiverRugnux instead of JFJochReceiverLite: the images are forwarded as before, without the
per-image analysis, and one rugnux thread reads them back from the image buffer
(JFJochImageBufferReader) as they arrive. END waits for rugnux and carries its lattice, refined
geometry and per-image results. A small second run on the first 60 degrees reports early whether
there is a lattice. The live state, steps and result are at GET /rugnux/status and on a new
"Rugnux live" frontend page.
rugnux: ProcessConfig::fast_live takes every decision where it is first made and does nothing again
once the sweep is in (near-tie re-checks and the run made again, rotation-scale walk, metric-symmetry
arms, geometry walk, the supercell and quality guards, the doubled cell), so the run ends a fixed
time after the last image. A cut (/cancel, or deadline_s after the last image) hands over what is
established. Off by default: the CLI and the battery are unchanged (--fast-live is hidden, with
--simulate-live).
With the mode off the broker is unchanged. Not built yet.
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