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cameron314
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Feb 13, 2022
atomicops.h
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| while (release_sem(m_sema) != B_NO_ERROR); |
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Looks like an infinite loop on error? As far as I can tell from the docs, release_sem does not return spuriously.
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I removed the while loop as it didn't make sense. The reason I had it in there was because I copied the unix version of it and replaced the methods at first, which was kind of naive from me. If it is ok I'd create a recipe for HaikuPorts once this is merged so it can be installed as an develpment header from a package
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This should make the library run on Haiku (https://www.haiku-os.org/). The PR uses Haiku's own API. As Haiku has pthreads support in a different directory, I changed the makefiles of the tests, which pass on x64 (I'll also check x32). They of course still work under linux