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  • advacing lnux program 4.4.7Deadlocks with Two or More Threads[copy]

    Deadlocks can occur when two (or more) threads are each blocked, waiting for a con-dition to occur that only the other one can cause. For instance, if thread A is blocked
    on a condition variable waiting for thread B to signal it, and thread B is blocked on a
    condition variable waiting for thread A to signal it, a deadlock has occurred because
    neither thread will ever signal the other.You should take care to avoid the possibility
    of such situations because they are quite difficult to detect.
    One common error that can cause a deadlock involves a problem in which more
    than one thread is trying to lock the same set of objects. For example, consider a pro-gram in which two different threads, running two different thread functions, need to
    lock the same two mutexes. Suppose that thread A locks mutex 1 and then mutex 2,
    and thread B happens to lock mutex 2 before mutex 1. In a sufficiently unfortunate
    scheduling scenario, Linux may schedule thread A long enough to lock mutex 1, and
    then schedule thread B, which promptly locks mutex 2. Now neither thread can
    progress because each is blocked on a mutex that the other thread holds locked.
    This is an example of a more general deadlock problem, which can involve not
    only synchronization objects such as mutexes, but also other resources, such as locks
    on files or devices.The problem occurs when multiple threads try to lock the same set
    of resources in different orders.The solution is to make sure that all threads that lock
    more than one resource lock them in the same order.

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  • 原文地址:https://www.cnblogs.com/michile/p/2893434.html
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