Ivan Zhakov <i...@visualsvn.com> writes:
> Another way add some kind of svn__shared_pool_t with atomic reference
> counter and destroying attached pool when counter reaches zero.
>
> Something like this:
> [[[
> svn__shared_pool_t * svn__shared_pool_attach(apr_pool_t *pool)
> {
> svn__shared_pool_t sp = apr_pcalloc(pool);
> sp->counter = 1;
> sp->pool = pool;
> }
>
> void svn__shared_pool_addref(svn__shared_pool_t *sp)
> {
> apr_atomic_increment(sp->counter);
> }
>
> void svn__shared_pool_release(svn__shared_pool_t *sp)
> {
> if (apr_atomic_decrement(sp->counter) == 0)
> {
> svn_pool_destroy(sp->pool);
> }
> }
>
> Then we do the following:
> connection_pool = svn_pool_create();
> sp = svn__shared_pool_attach(connection_pool);
> svn__shared_pool_addref(sp); // for worker thread
> data->sp = sp;
> apr_threadattr_create(connection_pool);
> apr_thread_create(connection_pool, worker, data);
>
> svn_shared_pool_release(sp);
>
> void worker()
> {
> /// to the work
> svn_shared_pool_release(sp);
> }
Yes, that looks promising.
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