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Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux
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Pavel Raiskup |
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Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux |
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Wed, 04 Jan 2017 13:27:13 +0100 |
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On Wednesday, January 4, 2017 1:19:36 PM CET Pavel Raiskup wrote:
> I don't want to claim rwlocks are not reliable. IMO rwlocks do what we
> ask to do... One writer OR multiple readers.
>
> The question is what should be the default policy ... who should be more
> privileged by default (writers/readers). Specs recently changed from
> "unspecified" to "privileged writers" by default. The *_np() function don't
> seem to be backed by POSIX.
As gnulib is portability library, it would be probably nice if gnulib
automatically set appropriate policy according to actual specifications (even if
we had to set the policy by non-portable calls).
Pavel
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, (continued)
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Bruno Haible, 2017/01/03
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Pavel Raiskup, 2017/01/04
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Bruno Haible, 2017/01/04
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Pádraig Brady, 2017/01/04
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Bruno Haible, 2017/01/04
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Pavel Raiskup, 2017/01/04
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Bruno Haible, 2017/01/04
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Pavel Raiskup, 2017/01/04
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux,
Pavel Raiskup <=
- Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Bruno Haible, 2017/01/04
Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Bruno Haible, 2017/01/05
Re: Test-lock hang (not 100% reproducible) on GNU/Linux, Torvald Riegel, 2017/01/05