This crate provides a GLock<T>
, that is globally locked. Every GLock<T>
uses the same global lock, so locking on
will lock all. Sounds like a dumb idea? One of the most popular programming implementations does it, so it must be
smart.
```rust fn main() { let lock1 = pythonicgloballock::GLock::new(1); let lock2 = pythonicgloballock::GLock::new(2);
{
let locked1 = lock1.lock();
println!("{}", &*locked1)
// locking lock2 here would be a deadlock
}
} ```