On Mon, Jul 29, 2024 at 12:53 PM Leah Stapleton
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> Hi, can anyone explain what the headers (in bold) refer to in mutex
> profiles? Is it documented somewhere? Thank you
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> 871400731000 26738165 @ 0x81c8d94 0x81c8d93 0x81c88d7 0x8444386 0x82353a1
> # 0x81c8d93 runtime.unlock+0x4b3 /go
I don't know.
Here is what ChatGPT 4o mini suggested, accessed at https://chatgpt.com/;
with some minor corrections to make it build.
It seems to suggest there is no shortcut crosslink.
The code below does demonstrate how to use the more up-to-date
"golang.org/x/tools/go/packages"
which ha
Hi, can anyone explain what the headers (in bold) refer to in mutex
profiles? Is it documented somewhere? Thank you
*871400731000 26738165 @ 0x81c8d94 0x81c8d93 0x81c88d7 0x8444386 0x82353a1*
# 0x81c8d93 runtime.unlock+0x4b3 /usr/local/go/src/runtime/lock_sema.go:103
# 0x81c8d92 runtime.chans
I am fairly certain the reconnection details, etc will be driver specific. Many dbs will not drop the current connections when changing passwords - only used when a new connection is created. The easiest solution is to set the max connection lifetime on the pool, and change the password there to m
I have a long running daemon written in Go, that listens to a port and
spins up multiple go routines for every new connection to handle the data.
There is a global variable context that has db Conn(*sql.DB) that is
assigned connection context returned by database/sql library’s open()
function d
