Story Category: synchronization
VOTEReaders-writer lock – Part 4: Improving TLightweightMREW
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While the TLightweightMREW is quite handy, it is not perfect. There’s a weird assymmetry in it. On all operating systems that Delphi can compile for, read locks are reentrant (recursive) while write locks are not. In other words,… – Details…
2 years ago in Delphi, multithreading, programming, synchronization
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Readers-writer lock – Part 3: Some numbers
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In order to convince you that a readers-writer lock is not a stupid idea, I should finally show some numbers. In this article I’ll present a minimalistic (but still real-life) example which allows us to… – Details…
2 years ago in Delphi, multithreading, programming, synchronization
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Readers-writer lock – Part 2: Implementation
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In the previous installment I introduced the idea of a readers-writer lock. Today I’ll look into readers-writer lock implementations (yes, multiple) that are available in the Delphi run-time library.Read more »— Published under the Creative… – Details…
2 years ago in Delphi, multithreading, programming, synchronization
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Readers-writer lock – Part 1: Why?
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One of the pleasant surprises in Delphi 10.4.1 was the addition of a new readers-writer lock implementation TLightweightMREW. While it was probably not noticed by most of the users, I was quite happy to see… – Details…
2 years ago in Delphi, multithreading, programming, synchronization
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