Example #1
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 @Override
 public void close() {
   if (nodeIndex != null) nodeIndex.close();
   nodeIndex = null;
   // Closing the journal flushes it; i.e. disk IO.
   if (journalObjFile != null) journalObjFile.close();
   journalObjFile = null;
 }
Example #2
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  private void writeNodeJournal() {
    long expected = base.allocOffset().getId();
    long len = journalObjFile.length();
    if (expected != allocOffset)
      warn(log, "Inconsistency: base.allocOffset() = %d : allocOffset = %d", expected, allocOffset);

    long newbase = -1;
    append(); // Calls all() which does a buffer flish.
    // Reset (in case we use this again)
    nodeIndex.clear();
    journalObjFile.truncate(journalObjFileStartOffset); // Side effect is a buffer flush.
    // journalObjFile.sync() ;
    journalObjFile.close(); // Side effect is a buffer flush.
    journalObjFile = null;
    base.sync();
    allocOffset =
        -99; // base.allocOffset().getId() ; // Will be invalid as we may write through to the base
             // table later.
    passthrough = true;
  }