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| static void * | lock (void *object) noexcept |
| | Lock an object on this thread.
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| static bool | unlock (void *object) noexcept |
| | Unlock an object on this thread.
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| static void | remove_object (void *object) noexcept |
| | Remove the object from the detection.
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| static void | clear_stack () noexcept |
| | Clear the stack.
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| static void | clear_graph () noexcept |
| | Clear the graph.
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◆ clear_graph()
| static void tt::dead_lock_detector::clear_graph |
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Clear the graph.
Is used in unit-tests.
◆ clear_stack()
| static void tt::dead_lock_detector::clear_stack |
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Clear the stack.
Is used in unit-tests.
◆ lock()
| static void * tt::dead_lock_detector::lock |
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Lock an object on this thread.
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| object | The object that is being locked. |
- Returns
- nullptr on success, object if the mutex was already locked, a pointer to another mutex if potential dead-lock is found.
◆ remove_object()
| static void tt::dead_lock_detector::remove_object |
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Remove the object from the detection.
This function is needed when there are mutex-like objects that are dynamically de-allocated.
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| object | The object to remove from the lock order graph. |
◆ unlock()
| static bool tt::dead_lock_detector::unlock |
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Unlock an object on this thread.
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| object | The object that is being locked. |
- Returns
- true on success, false on failure.
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