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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ In particular, a [ring buffer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_buffer) is
Once it's full, no new data is added until some information has been extracted from the buffer and processed. Once it's full, no new data is added until some information has been extracted from the buffer and processed.
`SPSC` stands for "Single-Producer-Single-Consumer," and is a model that comes from the [Producer-Consumer problem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Producer%E2%80%93consumer_problem) proposed by computer scientists to deal with the problem of proper synchronization when various simultaneous processes write and read from the same buffer. `SPSC` stands for "Single-Producer-Single-Consumer," and is a model that comes from the [Producer-Consumer problem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Producer%E2%80%93consumer_problem) proposed by computer scientists to deal with the problem of proper synchronization when various simultaneous processes write and read from the same buffer.
In this case, one thread will insert data into the buffer (the producer), while the other will take the data from it (the consumer). In this case, only one thread at a time can insert data into the buffer (the Single-Producer), and only one thread at a time can remove elements from the buffer (the Single-Consumer).
It's possible to choose a minimal size for each "slot" of the buffer in order to exploit regularities of the information stored. It's possible to choose a minimal size for each "slot" of the buffer in order to exploit regularities of the information stored.
The entities inside these slots are then considered a single "unit" of information, an *information granule*, from which the term "granularity" stems from. The entities inside these slots are then considered a single "unit" of information, an *information granule*, from which the term "granularity" stems from.