* David Howells <[email protected]> wrote:
> (3) Some people want mutexes to be:
>
> (a) only releasable in the same context as they were taken
>
> (b) not accessible in interrupt context, or that (a) applies here also
>
> (c) not initialisable to the locked state
>
> But this means that the current usages all have to be carefully audited,
> and sometimes that unobvious.
(a) and (c) is not a big problem, are they are essentially the
constraints of -rt mutexes. As long as there's good debugging code, it's
very much doable. We dont want to change semantics _yet again_, later
down the line.
Ingo
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