| 125 | } |
| 126 | |
| 127 | void ThreadConfig::markProcessed(long readNum) { |
| 128 | mCurrentSplitReads += readNum; |
| 129 | if(!mOptions->split.enabled) |
| 130 | return ; |
| 131 | // if splitting is enabled, check whether current file is full |
| 132 | if(mCurrentSplitReads >= mOptions->split.size) { |
| 133 | // if it's splitting by file number, totally we cannot exceed split.number |
| 134 | // if it's splitting by file lines, then we don't need to check |
| 135 | if(mOptions->split.byFileLines || mWorkingSplit + mOptions->thread < mOptions->split.number ){ |
| 136 | mWorkingSplit += mOptions->thread; |
| 137 | initWriterForSplit(); |
| 138 | mCurrentSplitReads = 0; |
| 139 | } else { |
| 140 | // this thread can be stoped now since all its tasks are done |
| 141 | // only a part of threads have to deal with the remaining reads |
| 142 | if(mOptions->split.number % mOptions->thread >0 |
| 143 | && mThreadId >= mOptions->split.number % mOptions->thread) |
| 144 | mCanBeStopped = true; |
| 145 | } |
| 146 | } |
| 147 | } |
| 148 | |
| 149 | // if a task of writting N files is assigned to this thread, but the input file doesn't have so many reads to input |
| 150 | // write some empty files so it will not break following pipelines |
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