Deadlock freedom
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This crate provides a super simple way of managing Mutex's, and freeing your code from deadlocks. It is powered by parking_lot
Say you have this code:
```rust,no_run use std::sync::Mutex;
fn main() {
let a = Mutex::new(2);
let b = Mutex::new(3);
let alock = a.lock().unwrap();
let block = b.lock().unwrap();
asserteq!(*alock + b_lock, 5);
let a_lock_2 = a.lock().unwrap();
let b_lock_2 = b.lock().unwrap();
assert_eq!(alock2 + *block2, 5);
}
``
That code will run the firstasser_eq!` fine, but the second wouldn't assert due to a deadlock.
However, we can prevent this by replacing our manual calls of .lock with .with_lock. Code that wouldn't error would look something like:
```rust use std::sync::Mutex; use with_lock::WithLock;
fn main() {
let a = WithLock::
This test would pass, and both assertions would be fulfilled. This is an example of how a dead lock was prevented.
with_lock provides a custom Cell like API powered by a Mutex.
```rust use with_lock::MutexCell;
fn main() { let a = MutexCell::new(2); let b = MutexCell::new(3); let alocked = a.get(); let blocked = b.get(); asserteq!(alocked + blocked, 5); let alock2 = a.get(); let block2 = b.get(); asserteq!(alock2 + block2, 5); } ```
For more examples, see the examples directory.
They can be run by cloning this repository and running cargo run --example <example_name>.