On 03.10.2006, at 00:13, Stephen Deasey wrote:
(It's different in naviserver. you can pass in a string name for the mutex, and if it doesn't exits, it's automatically created. this mostly works...)
Interesting... (I did not know that, which stresses the importance of documentation again...) But... I believe there is a "hole" there. Look: lexxsrv:nscp 7> ns_mutex lock themutex lexxsrv:nscp 8> ns_cond wait thecond themutex invalid address "themutex" lexxsrv:nscp 9> I could however: lexxsrv:nscp 9> ns_cond broadcast thecond lexxsrv:nscp 10> So it is the [ns_cond wait] that does not play exactly by the rules. Should I look into that or would you? I'm asking this because I'd like to use this feature and drop our Tcl wrappers which do basically the same thing...
