Make reading from Pool more thread-safe#472
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Doesn't fix the problem completely, but mitigates it so the pool can be accessed from tens of concurrent threads.
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It looks like that the patch will not help much. First of all it does not solve the issue but it makes it less frequent. According to #471 (comment) there are other problems in libsolv related to multi-thread safety. |
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Doesn't fix the problem completely, but mitigates it
so the pool can be accessed from tens of concurrent threads.
I tested pool_tmpjoin() and the performance is 40% worse (locking has a cost).
We need to test it in real-life scenarios, the overall impact should not be that bad.
evrpernashows 5% performance hit, which is quite reasonableTries to fix #471