I'm working on some code that I didn't write and have some core data areas that use [managedObjectContext lock] and [managedObjectContext unlock] while other areas in the code uses @synchronized. I know that @synchronized is a convenience to create a mutex lock so that not 2 threads can acquire the same lock at the same time but are there other differences? Is one better than the other?
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