Also, according to InkAPI.cc (see the comment above TSVConnCreate) it shouldn't be used. So if that's the case, how else can you create a Vconn?
On 2/1/12 11:09 AM, "Brian Geffon" <briangef...@gmail.com> wrote: >Hi All, >I'm trying to understand something about TSTransformCreate(). > >Basically all it does is wrap TSVConnCreate to create a new vconn using >the >Mutex of the TSHttpTxn: > return TSVConnCreate(event_funcp, >TSContMutexGet(reinterpret_cast<TSCont>(txnp))); > >I don't fully understand why the VConn needs to hold the TSHttpTxn's >mutex? >Couldn't we just do a >TSMutexCreate() instead of giving it the TSHttpTxn's mutex? > >I would appreciate it if anyone could explain why a transformation needs >to >hold that mutex? I tried >the second parameter as null which effectively creates a new mutex and it >appeared to create all kinds >of weird race conditions...why? > >Thanks! >Brian
