This lock is copy-safe when the latch operations are used.
Simplified write side operations lead to lower latencies than ck_rwlock
for single writer workloads.
The array is optimized for SPMC and fast iteration (though MPMC
transformation is also possible). This is an extremely simple
implementation with support for atomic in-place modification
through put -> remove elimination.
Writer-side synchronization is still necessary. My current use-cases call for
SLIST and LIST implementations, and as such, I've only implemented support
for these. TAILQ facilities will be developed when the time comes that I require
them or if there is sufficient user-demand.
build:
- configure step will generate relevant CFLAGS.
- build profiles are for convenience (developers can use themu
for cross-compilation).
regressions:
- Renamed ck_barrier unit tests to work-around behavior
of Solaris linker.
- Adopted use of a PTHREAD_CFLAGS variable.
ck_cc:
- Added internal CK_CC_IMM macro for compilers that are
verbose against impossible inline constraints (or limited
optimizers).
ck_pr/x86*:
- Adopted CK_CC_IMM macro.
- Dropped redundant constraints.
This work was mostly completed by Theo Schlossnagle
<jesus@omniti.com>, much thanks to him. He has
also provided access to a machine with Sun Studio 12.
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Jaidev Sridhar
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Brendon Scheinman
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