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The iproc pax DMA drivers contributed by Broadcom use mutexes and semaphores for synchronization around channel state transition and configuration functions. This is unlike most of the other drivers i…
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software rendering depends on CPU power, most architectures are going
multi-core
it would be a good idea to add some basic threading support to pixeltoaster
so this CPU power can be accessed in a…
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software rendering depends on CPU power, most architectures are going
multi-core
it would be a good idea to add some basic threading support to pixeltoaster
so this CPU power can be accessed in a…
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- By default, named synchronization objects (mutexes, semaphores, and events) are usable by multiple users. This could be problematic on systems where untrusted users may run code.
- It would be usef…
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@ashishps1, I'd request you to add solutions in the C++ language as well. While most of the solutions are understandable but the directory structure and how different files interact becomes cumbersome…
bhvk updated
2 months ago
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# Summary
The multi mutex/semaphore feature has a restriction that only becomes apparent with this feature. Prior to this feature there was only ever one possible mutex or semaphore so in case of h…
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Quote @jasone :
re: forking and mutex acquisition. If we were to insert mutexes into e.g. a red-black tree ordered by lock rank, we could iterate over the ordered mutexes and lock/unlock/reinit them …
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I've been recommended http://www.rossbencina.com/code/real-time-audio-programming-101-time-waits-for-nothing . This says that a real-time audio thread is not supposed to allocate or deallocate memory,…
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software rendering depends on CPU power, most architectures are going
multi-core
it would be a good idea to add some basic threading support to pixeltoaster
so this CPU power can be accessed in a…
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### Is your feature request related to a problem?
The pthread implementation of condition variables and mutexes uses only `std::chrono::system_clock` which is non monotonic.
CPP reference recomm…