> This is not an Apache Project communication channel, so it does not
> exist as far as we are all concerned.

actually we've had extensive discussions on the community PR, but no one
has ever cared about this issue. I would feel highly honored if I could get
some tips from you.
https://github.com/apache/nuttx/pull/15705

> As a general rule, please stop testing your changes in prod, I know you
> refuse to reply to me but you read anyway.

I just haven't figured out how to reply to you. I agree with your opinion,
However, could you please refrain from criticizing others with prejudice? I
could have chosen not to send this email. But I hope that we can have
further discussions to make the revisions even more perfect.

> If I understand correctly spinlocks are basically a no-op when no SMP is
involved, which is the majority of CPUs supported by NuttX. You shall not
break all platforms.
> I urge you all to revert any commit that might have broken something in
this domain, redesign it carefully on your own code fork, and then push a
final working version to nuttx.

I'm also really grateful for your advice. I believe everything is getting
better.

BRs,

Sebastien Lorquet <sebast...@lorquet.fr> 于2025年2月5日周三 22:01写道:

> Hi,
>
> On 05/02/2025 13:03, chao an wrote:
> > I talked with
> > Xiaoxiang in WeChat before.
>
> This is not an Apache Project communication channel, so it does not
> exist as far as we are all concerned.
>
>
> These changes MUST be tested in a separate code branch so all platforms
> can be tested and validated for several weeks.
>
> We need an explicit GO on every supported arch (SMP and not SMP) before
> this goes into main/master.
>
> These are critical core changes that have potential to introduce very
> nasty bugs that will be very hard to track.
>
> It may take time to validate all of this, and this delay is fine.
>
>
> As a general rule, please stop testing your changes in prod, I know you
> refuse to reply to me but you read anyway.
>
>
> Sebastien
>
>

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