Hello people,
I have asked this question before,
but I do not recall to have gotten
an answer, so I'll try again.
AFAIK, Ove's patch that makes glibc
use the same locking mechanism as Wine
got accepted in the main tree. Now,
I find it essential that Wine plays
nice with the rest of the universe
(in terms of threads), so I reckon
this feature is here to stay.
Now, AFAICS, Xlib calls are thread
safe from the glibc point of view, but
until the above mentioned patch got
applied, they were not from Wine POV.
However, now that we play nice with
glibc locking, shouldn't the Xlib
calls become thread safe all of the
sudden? If so, we no longer need
the TSX* wrappers, right?
--
Dimi.
