From: Laurent Dufour > Sent: 22 March 2018 16:29 ... > This being said, having a per VMA lock could lead to tricky dead lock case, > when merging multiple VMA happens in parallel since multiple VMA will have to > be locked at the same time, grabbing those lock in a fine order will be required. You could have a global lock and per VMA locks. Anything that only accesses one VMA could release the global lock after acquiring the per VMA lock. If code needs multiple VMA 'locked' it can lock and unlock each VMA in turn, then keep the global lock held. David
