Subject: A data race condition is caused by unordered concurrent accesses of the same memory location from multiple threads.

From: "Freda Z. Frost" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 12:55:44 -0300

Make assertions about locks protecting functions and variables using the assert subcommand. LockLint subcommands help you analyze your code and discover which variables are not consistently protected by locks. In general the general race is subtle to avoid in the first place and also hard to fix even when you are lucky to discover the problem. Less frequent but harder to find are general race conditions.
Data collection will start paused, and when the target reaches steady-state, send it the signal, to start data collection.
For programs which don't run more than ten or fifteen minutes total, sample-marking is usually preferable. name that can be executed to send SIGPROF to the target server, to simplify use of the signal controls described above.
Each working thread will operate with the collect routine to walk through the object array to select the objects with the right attribute and store them into the group container.
windows to another, all the methods in org. A rich set of assertions enables LockLint to validate existing and new source code as you work. The fourth data race problem in this partitioning program is easier to explain. ll files using the load subcommand. The code is modified to call the collector API to record a sample for each of those events.
name that can be executed to send SIGPROF to the target server, to simplify use of the signal controls described above.
In general, a partitioning task processes a number of input objects and then sorts and collects the objects into group containers according to their attributes. Profiling Startup Time of an Application  Either mechanism can be used to look at the startup time of an application. If you want to examine it on a different machine, you should set -A copy to make the experiment more portable.