On Sun, Jun 20, 2010 at 9:30 PM, Howard Chu wrote:
> Howard Chu wrote:
>> The BerkeleyDB library uses blocks of persistent shared memory to store its
>> environment state, which includes arrays of interprocess shared mutexes.
>> Running an app that uses BDB under valgrind/drd gives a ton of "The o
Howard Chu wrote:
> The BerkeleyDB library uses blocks of persistent shared memory to store its
> environment state, which includes arrays of interprocess shared mutexes.
> Running an app that uses BDB under valgrind/drd gives a ton of "The object at
> address 0xXXX is not a mutex." apparently
The BerkeleyDB library uses blocks of persistent shared memory to store its
environment state, which includes arrays of interprocess shared mutexes.
Running an app that uses BDB under valgrind/drd gives a ton of "The object at
address 0xXXX is not a mutex." apparently because drd didn't see
