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return CK_ELIDE_HINT_STOP;
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}
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#define CK_ELIDE_ADAPTIVE_PROTOTYPE(N, T, L_P, L, U_P, U) \
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/*
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* Defines an elision implementation according to the following variables:
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* N - Namespace of elision implementation.
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* T - Typename of mutex.
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* L_P - Lock predicate, returns false if resource is available.
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* L - Function to call if resource is unavailable of transaction aborts.
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* U_P - Unlock predicate, returns false if elision failed.
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* U - Function to call if transaction failed.
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*/
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#define CK_ELIDE_PROTOTYPE(N, T, L_P, L, U_P, U) \
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CK_CC_INLINE static void \
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ck_elide_##N##_lock_adaptive(T *lock, \
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struct ck_elide_stat *st, \
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} \
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\
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return; \
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}
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/*
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* Defines an elision implementation according to the following variables:
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* N - Namespace of elision implementation.
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* T - Typename of mutex.
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* L_P - Lock predicate, returns false if resource is available.
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* L - Function to call if resource is unavailable of transaction aborts.
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* U_P - Unlock predicate, returns false if elision failed.
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* U - Function to call if transaction failed.
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*
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* Unlike the adaptive variant, this interface does not have any retry
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* semantics. In environments where jitter is low, this may yield a tighter
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* fast path.
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*/
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#define CK_ELIDE_PROTOTYPE(N, T, L_P, L, U_P, U) \
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} \
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CK_CC_INLINE static void \
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ck_elide_##N##_lock(T *lock) \
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{ \
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* are paid (typically a storage cost that is a function of lock objects and
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* thread count).
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*/
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#define CK_ELIDE_ADAPTIVE_PROTOTYPE(N, T, L_P, L, U_P, U) \
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#define CK_ELIDE_PROTOTYPE(N, T, L_P, L, U_P, U) \
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CK_CC_INLINE static void \
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ck_elide_##N##_lock_adaptive(T *lock, \
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struct ck_elide_stat *st, \
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(void)st; \
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U(lock); \
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return; \
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}
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#define CK_ELIDE_PROTOTYPE(N, T, L_P, L, U_P, U) \
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} \
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CK_CC_INLINE static void \
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ck_elide_##N##_lock(T *lock) \
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{ \
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* Best-effort elision lock operations. First argument is name (N)
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* associated with implementation and the second is a pointer to
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* the type specified above (T).
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*
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* Unlike the adaptive variant, this interface does not have any retry
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* semantics. In environments where jitter is low, this may yield a tighter
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* fast path.
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*/
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#define CK_ELIDE_LOCK(NAME, LOCK) ck_elide_##NAME##_lock(LOCK)
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#define CK_ELIDE_UNLOCK(NAME, LOCK) ck_elide_##NAME##_unlock(LOCK)
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