> The variable "thread_id" in Thread 9 is local to its stack. > It has nothing to do with either "v->thread_id" or > "thread_id" of Thread 1. > Is this a false positive, or the drd message says something else? Can't too much comment about the above, but you could compare with the helgrind output, and see if this confirms the race condition.
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