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test_waker_threaded fails or hangs in Rust 1.70 #19
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As a side note, why is their a rust-toolchain file in git? I always end up deleting it, since for whatever reason it doesn’t work on my machine even though I have 1.64 installed. |
I found and fixed a few race conditions, but I still have an intermittent hang. Threaded code is a pain. |
This fixes a few race conditions in `test_waker_threaded()` and adds a timeout to ensure that it doesn’t hang forever if something goes wrong. Fixes: cloudhead#19 — test_waker_threaded fails or hangs in Rust 1.70
This fixes a few race conditions in `test_waker_threaded()` and adds a timeout to ensure that it doesn’t hang forever if something goes wrong. Fixes: cloudhead#19 — test_waker_threaded fails or hangs in Rust 1.70
This fixes a few race conditions in `test_waker_threaded()` and adds a timeout to ensure that it doesn’t hang forever if something goes wrong. Some notes: * It is always possible to have messages on the channel after the thread has finished, since the thread could write a message and finish between the call to `poll()` and the start of the next loop. * `reset()` could swallow the last wake. * It is possible to get either timeouts or events from `poll()` after the thread finishes. I’m not sure how it gets more events, but when I only checked for `is_finished()` when getting a timeout, it sometimes hung forever. Fixes: cloudhead#19 — test_waker_threaded fails or hangs in Rust 1.70
Hmm my prefered approach might be to just run that test on linux. |
I just confirmed that it happens on Linux sometimes, too. I suspect that the version of Rust is also irrelevant — it’s just a matter of making the race condition more or less likely, rather than avoiding it entirely. I also just ran into a race condition in Threaded code is a giant pain. |
Filed #22 for the |
Running
test_waker_threaded
in Rust 1.70 on macOS almost always either fails or hangs indefinitely.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: