Trond Myklebust wrote on Friday, December 15, 2006 6:01 AM
> Oops. Missed the fact that you are removed the put_ioctx from
> aio_put_req, but the first sentence is still true. If you try to wake up
> wait_for_all_aios before you've changed the condition it is waiting for,
> then it may end up hanging forever.
The easy fix to that is to put wake_up in aio_complete inside the ctx spin
lock.
> Why not fix this by having the context freed via an RCU callback? That
> way you can protect the combined call to aio_put_req() +
> wake_up(ctx->wait) using a simple preempt_off/preempt_on, and all is
> good.
That has been suggested before on a different subject. I will whip up
something.
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