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Are you sure? I mean, from what I understand, a linked-list is an 'immutable structure' (in the sense that once a pointer is set, it can never be changed, but i
by runT1ME 16y ago
Are you sure? I mean, from what I understand, a linked-list is an 'immutable structure' (in the sense that once a pointer is set, it can never be changed, but it CAN go from empty to something).
But, I don't think any old linked list can be safely read and modified from a multithreaded environment without threading issues...