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Florian Gross (flgr / ccan.de) wrote:

> Eric Hodel wrote:
> 
> >The right (wrong) sequence of locking can easily create a deadlock in
> >the right circumstances.  I can generate a deadlock easily in Borges due
> >to do an incorrect sequence of locks after an exception kills a thread.
> >(The exception is only important because it allows the threads to
> >deadlock.)
> 
> But isn't this considered a Ruby bug?

No, this is definetly my bug.  If a developer can't synchronize threads
properly, how can Ruby determine the correct way?

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