On Facebook\'s iPhone app, the news feed refreshes every time the app becomes active. I would like to do something similar, but I\'m concerned about a race condition. The general bootstrapping of my a
I have a class with member functions that require a boost::unique_lock be acquired on the respective mutex before performing their operation.
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I want to start my program multiple times and each instance tries to connect with TCP to the same server port. What I intend is to let the first one connect and the other remaining clients should try
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I remember in a course I took in college, one of my favorite examples of a race condition was one in which a simple main() method started two threads, one of which incremented a shared (global) variab
I have a Django site in production running Django 1.2.5 using Python 2.7/mod_wsgi 3.3. For the most part everything works great, but it seems that the site is throwing errors totally at random. They a
I suck at formulating questions. I have the following piece of (Java) code (pseudo): public SomeObject getObject(Identifier someIdentifier) {
I am fresh to jQuery\'s implementation of it\'s AJAX methods. I have a simple setup that accesses two different pages, one which takes 10 seconds to complete (I have a timer set on it) and one which
I am battling with race condition protection in PHP. My application is written in symfony 1.4 and PHP locks session data until a page completes processing.I have a long running (~10 second) login scr
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