in __synclock_lock ( ) there's a pthread_cond_wait (&lock->cond, &lock->guard); near the end of the function ...
shouldn't the return value of pthread_cond_wait (...) be checked in a while loop to test for spurious wake-ups and also test the logical state that the lock variable to be in to hold ?
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shouldn't the return value of pthread_cond_wait (...) be checked in a while loop to test for spurious wake-ups and also test the logical state that the lock variable to be in to hold ?
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Milind
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