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Overview
| Comment: | Fixed typo in JO's name (SHAME!) |
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| User & Date: | fbonnet 2018-05-26 09:49:52 |
Context
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2018-05-27
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| 10:35 | Add some titles to the examples check-in: 8b7522e1b5 user: dkf tags: trunk | |
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2018-05-26
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| 09:49 | Fixed typo in JO's name (SHAME!) check-in: 22823b2821 user: fbonnet tags: trunk | |
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2018-05-25
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| 21:51 | TIP #509: Initial draft complete check-in: 61ea8fa199 user: fbonnet tags: trunk | |
Changes
Changes to tip/509.md.
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is very unlikely that this will break any existing code:
- Windows-only code will see no change in behavior.
- Unix-only code with reentrant mutexes is fatally flawed in the current state
of the Tcl core, since this results in a deadlock. At best, this TIP will fix
such hard-to-reproduce situations (case in point: TclX signals), and the code
will transition from the nonworking state to the working state (which,
according to Dr. John Ousterhoot, is the best performance improvement). At
worst, this change will trigger a new class of reentrancy-related bugs on
already broken code.
- Multiplatform code in its current form behaves either inconsistently or
consistently, depending on whether it uses reentrant mutexes or not.
Consistent code will remain consistent, inconsistent code will become
consistent as the Unix version aligns with the Windows version.
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is very unlikely that this will break any existing code:
- Windows-only code will see no change in behavior.
- Unix-only code with reentrant mutexes is fatally flawed in the current state
of the Tcl core, since this results in a deadlock. At best, this TIP will fix
such hard-to-reproduce situations (case in point: TclX signals), and the code
will transition from the nonworking state to the working state (which,
according to Dr. John Ousterhout, is the best performance improvement). At
worst, this change will trigger a new class of reentrancy-related bugs on
already broken code.
- Multiplatform code in its current form behaves either inconsistently or
consistently, depending on whether it uses reentrant mutexes or not.
Consistent code will remain consistent, inconsistent code will become
consistent as the Unix version aligns with the Windows version.
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