Dropping Data Structures into the Pit of Success
As part of the work that I am doing for Rhino ServiceBus, I am also creating a few data structures.
No, I haven't gone mad and decided that it is a good idea to write my own linked list, but I have discovered that there are several patterns that I am using that require some potentially tricky coding, so I decided to gather them into a single place so I wouldn't have to do this again.
It is important to note that those are not actually data structures that I am using inside Rhino ServiceBus, rather, those are data structures that I expect users of Rhino ServiceBus to use.
Currently I have LRU Set and thread safe dictionary. Both of which, mind you, are following a completely different approach that the usual approach that you would see in standard collections.
Here is an example of how this can be used:
dic.Write((add,remove) =>
{
add("a", 5);
remove("b");
add("c", 6);
});
It also try to provide an interface that is as small as possible, because I don't want to give flexibility here. There are very specific use cases for those data structures.

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