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Re: srfi-18 requirements
From: |
Julian Graham |
Subject: |
Re: srfi-18 requirements |
Date: |
Thu, 15 May 2008 01:05:34 -0400 |
Hi Neil,
> I haven't covered these yet. Will try to soon, but could you resubmit
> anyway as a GIT commit patch, so that you end up being properly
> credited for the commit?
Yes -- find one attached. As an aside, I've been having some
difficulty with git, specifically when it comes to backing out commits
that I've created prematurely (e.g., without git-adding the
ChangeLogs). Do you guys have any recommendations for tools that add
a bit of sugar to the interface, or do I just have to buckle down and
learn the thing?
> Should m->level be set to 1 here?
Can I take it you're talking about the case in which a thread is
taking over an abandoned mutex that may have been locked more than
once, recursively, by the exited thread? If so, yes -- m->level
should definitely be set back to 1. Thanks for catching that!
> Regards, and thanks once again for your work on this area!
My pleasure! Thank you for your continued patience.
Regards,
Julian
0001-Scheme-SRFI-18-implementation-and-tests-file.patch
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