Yes to some extent ... I have already done experimenting on changing Num of
threads/iterations but not able to succeed fully. I have pasted the o/p in
the previous mail thread. I am forwarding the snap of the results :-
I have tried on 2.6.12-10-386 linux kernel but i don't think the linux
kernel version is related...
Any thoughts?
>No, it is not making any difference. I tried with Num of threads/iterations
as 100/10 1000/100. But no luck. Again it is num of threads * iterations.>
>One thing i found is the read operation is per 4 byte so, may be i think it
is happening atomically. I defined i,j,k,l as "uint64_t". Then i got
following o/p
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>bash-2.05b$ ./a.out
>Creating 100 threads
>Wait for results
>Cleanup and show results
>
>Using 100 threads and LOOPCONSTANT = 1000
>Values are: (should be 100000)
> ==> | 100000, 0, 100000, 0 <------------------ Got the values changed but
the same program but i am getting the same result on multiple executions of
>the
>
same program. Ideally these values of " i,j,k and l"
should be dynamic due to lack of
automicity.... Not able to succeed complete
race condition generation
>Main completed
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