Github user jeking3 commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/1228
For anybody interested in reviewing this pull request, I pretty much
followed the logic that boost::mutex is using with one exception. In cases
where boost ignores an error condition to avoid throwing in a destructor, I
have instead preferred to abort the process. My thought process on this is
that should mutex destruction return EBUSY or EINVAL, it is a design flaw in
the implementation using the Mutex class. EBUSY means we tried to delete the
mutex while it was locked. EINVAL means it may have been destroyed twice. In
either case, getting a core is way more useful than silently letting the issue
pass by in a release build.
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