> The other solution I can this of is to store the gettimeofday() when > the script starts (in the object also). Then, if the object is > re-read, this time is emptied out. When the script finishes running, > the object is re-locked and the time on it can be checked to make sure > that it hasn't been re-read. I think this would be a cleaner > solution, rather than relying on ordering of function calls.
I reworked the fix to use gettimeofday(3C) rather than comparing the address of the handles. Before the script is run, the time is stored in the object. And this time in compared with after the script finishes. If the ENM is (re)read, the script time is set to 0 in nwamd_enm_handle_init_event(). webrev has been updated: http://zhadum.east/export/ws/am223141/checkout-area/onnv-bug-6935812/webrev/ > enm.c:248-252,259-263,297 These similar lists of memory frees are hard > to read and thus error prone. If you can organize them so they are all > at end that would be great. > Accepted in webrev Thanks, Anurag
