A mutex ("mutual exclusion") is a mechanism to ensure integrity when the same data or resource is accessed (in particular, changed) concurrently from several threads.
I am just curious to know how functions related to synchronization between threads are implemented inside Unix. For example, what …
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attributes pthreads mutexRead some texts about locking in PHP. They all, mainly, direct to http://php.net/manual/en/function.flock.php . …
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