Chris Goffinet wrote:
The mutex part is handled right now using the threads code, every item
allocation has a mutex around it, so this should be safe by calling
inside the item_allocation.
Right now every item does have its own cas id. If you propose the
following scenario:
set foo -> id 0
gets foo -> id 0
delete foo
set foo -> id 0
cas foo -> sent using 0
That would succeed when it should of failed. The second set should of
caused it to be 1.
Think I'll second that the global is probably okay. You'd have to do
100,000 sets per second for the next 5.8 million years to overflow the
counter. Unless my math is off of course.
-Dormando
