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The phrase "race condition" is usually not used to describe the harmless asynchronous code you're referring to.
by hunter2_ 7y ago
The phrase "race condition" is usually not used to describe the harmless asynchronous code you're referring to.
- chrisseaton 7y agoNo you're thinking about 'data races'. Almost all software that interacts with the outside world, or clocks, like of course a kernel, is going to have many harmless 'race conditions'. Erlang for example, is a language extremely prone to race conditions, but not to data races.
- tsbinz 7y agoThe tool specifically looks for data races.