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From: Roland Schwarz (roland.schwarz_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-11-01 14:51:16
Anthony Williams wrote:
> OK, now I see where Roland is coming from, as his POD mutex does just
> that.
Exactly :-)
I just tried to extend, like you were suggesting, my POD mutex as
an aggregate, i.e.:
struct mutex {
impldef-type * p;
};
Works, fine. Ok next step:
struct mutex {
void lock() { .... }
void unlock { .... }
... various other POD's to hold queue entry ...
implde-type * p;
};
Ok. The lock unlock are no problem, but "... various other POD's
to hold queue entry ..." need to be thread specific!
I did not yet put this to code, but it is a disprove of my original
believe that it is unfeasible to provide lock unlock to my POD/aggregate
mutex.
So it would be feasible, but locking on the mutex would be a bit slower
due to the thread_specific_ptr.
But this puts some burden on the thread_specific pointer too:
It also must be static initializeable! So it cannot be the boost one.
Roland
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