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Does Thread 1 and 2 block each other when one of them is entered write lock?
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Hi, private static readonly AsyncReaderWriterLock _rwlock = new();
//Thread:1
using (await _rwlock.AcquireWriteLockAsync(token))
{}
//Thread:2
using (_rwlock.AcquireUpgradeableReadLock())
{
using(_rwlock.AcquireWriteLock())
{}
}Does Thread 1 and 2 block each other when one of them is entered write lock? |
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Answered by
sakno
May 28, 2024
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No, it's not possible. They are irrelevant. |
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No, it's not possible. They are irrelevant.