rooneg@gmail.com wrote on 11/14/2005 03:23:54 PM:
> On 11/14/05, Andrew Vaughan <ajv-lists@netspace.net.au> wrote:
>
> > (I haven't studied the code, just skimmed the log, and read your
explanation
> > above). There should be no problems with either green or native
threads,
> > _iff_ the Java code is properly synchronized. (eg. either using
> > SVNClientSynchronized.java or synchronizing on some other Object
themselves.)
>
> But what if they were using different SVNClientSynchronized objects
> entirely? It seems like there are any number of different ways you
> could have two separate threads calling into JavaHL without any
> locking at all between them, which would mean you're vulnerable to
> this sort of problem.
I do not believe that SVNClientSynchronized is synchronizing on a specific
instance of the class. If it were, then it wouldn't be thread safe at
all. It is synchrnonizing on a static instance of the .class which I
believe will apply to all instances of the class and therefore all
threads.
We use SVNClientSynchronized in Subclipse.
Mark
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