ok, I tried searching and have not found an answer to this - I am curious how the ROLLBACK handles race conditions. For example:
In my current project I am working with Boo/Rhino DSL (what a great thing(s) by the way). In digging in the code I came across the following piece of code:
Greetings, I\'ve been studying javascript, nodejs.And I don\'t understand how the concurrency issues are avoided in javascript.
I came across this example of a race condition: def inc(n) n + 1 end sum = 0 threads = (1..10).map do Thread.new do
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I need to know how to avoid a race condition when handling signals in C. Each time my program receives a signal, I want it to alter a (global) linked list. It is vitally important that I not miss a si
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