Could someone point me to the right place?
Here is the pseudo code:
Mutex mx = new Mutex();
public void TurnLightsOff()
{
if (mx.aquire(ID_1) == false)
{
// run some code
mx.release();
}
}
public void TurnLightsOn()
{
if (mx.aquire(ID_2) == false)
{
// run some code
mx.release();
}
}
If the user calls TurnLightsOff() multiple times it will only take the
first request if ID_1 is on the queue and ignore the rest of the
aquire request since it is already in the line waiting for the
aquire... I don't want to pile up aquires of the same request
TurnLightsOff() function... How can I do this? I can't think of the
name for this type of mutex scenarios...
Thanks in advance..
-Moto
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