Excellent! I was hoping/assuming it would be something like this. In
this case, there is one process and two threads, but this is almost
certainly what is happening.
Is this explained in a code comment somewhere? If not, would an sqlite
committer be willing to add it? It is always nice when
On 05/04/2012 11:21 PM, Paul Thomson wrote:
I am working on a tool that (among other things) can detect data
races, including file access races. I have detected a file race in
SQLite on the database file that appears to be real, although I am not
certain - I have no experience with SQLite. I
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 12:21 PM, Paul Thomson wrote:
> I am working on a tool that (among other things) can detect data
> races, including file access races. I have detected a file race in
> SQLite on the database file that appears to be real, although I am not
> certain - I
I am working on a tool that (among other things) can detect data
races, including file access races. I have detected a file race in
SQLite on the database file that appears to be real, although I am not
certain - I have no experience with SQLite. I compiled SQLite with:
#define SQLITE_THREADSAFE 2
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