Hey, so, just wondering here, for my own edification: is there an
advantage to doing this:
public void gar(int foo) {
synchronized(this) {
// stuff happens here;
}
}
...rather than this:
public synchronized void gar(int foo) {
// stuff happens here;
}
? The first is an idiom I've run across a few times in Fred code, and
I've never seen it used before.
~Mr. Bad
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