Thread Lock Question
The volatile keyword ensures that read/writes to a variable are done without being optimized to a register or temporary memory. While it's good practice to mark members as volatile that may be...
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Also I would add that _foo should be tagged volitile hence eliminating the need for lock as well...
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Peter Ritchie wrote:LOCK is not a value type. Or, do you mean the synchronized access to _Foo;Value type in that _Foo is a value type which is being returned in the user's code. Peter Ritchie...
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OmegaMan wrote:Off the bat, you are locking a value type which gets copied on return of the getter. The setting and extracting are safe for _foo...but if your intention is does the lock remain if...
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Off the bat, you are locking a value type which gets copied on return of the getter. The setting and extracting are safe for _foo...but if your intention is does the lock remain if someone is using the...
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I'm just kind of curious on this. I wasn't sure how to test it on my own as it is a threading issue and not reliable. Consider the following example. Code Snippetprivate object LOCK = new object();...
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