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> "the lock duration is strictly bounded; it is determined by the application or the thread-scheduler" Practically speaking - wouldn't the exact duration be he
by md5person 6y ago
> "the lock duration is strictly bounded; it is determined by the application or the thread-scheduler"
Practically speaking - wouldn't the exact duration be heavily influenced by the countless layers of abstraction beneath the application itself (kernel, scheduler, hardware, speculative execution, etc)? If so, can we ever truly make the claim that the "duration is strictly bounded"?
- chrisseaton 6y agoIn terms of the level at which we reason about thread interleavings, which is what we’re talking about, it is bound.