Github user ted-ross commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/qpid-dispatch/pull/96
I like this change very much (I had planned to do it myself eventually).
It would be better I think if rather than sprinkle the directives throughout
the code, you could make a portable abstraction (similar to the threading
module). Even if the abstraction is made up of macros, that would be ok. I
assume that other compilers might use different syntax for atomic operations,
and some might not support it at all and might need to revert to mutexes.
Perhaps there should be a portable ref_count abstraction with increment and
decrement-test-for-zero operations.
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