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> ...is generally called "lock free"
by amenod 6y ago
> ...is generally called "lock free"
- chrisseaton 6y agoNo that doesn't always apply. Think of two worker threads pushing entires to a synchronised log. It's non-deterministic which order they arrive in the log, as different schedulings and other things will cause the threads to run in different orders (they 'race' to put entries in the log, we say), but it's not a bug, and it's not lock-free because the log is synchronised.