Webb20 aug. 2014 · 2. I know it is forbidden in the OpenSSL API to call SSL_read and SSL_write from two different threads on the same SSL context, but it's important in my application to have secure full-duplex communication. I thought of some solutions, none of which I really like: Use two SSL contexts per connection. I don't like this because it uses more ... Webb12 aug. 2024 · Scroll down into the "Remarks" section and you'll get to the meat of the issue. Basically, a shared_ptr<> points to a "control block" which is how it keeps track of how many shared_ptr<> objects are actually pointing to the "Real" object. So when you do this: shared_ptr ptr1 = make_shared ();
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Webb17 nov. 2014 · It is based on a basic runtime system, however, it is not overly complicated. The function executed within the pthreads is: void* do_work (void *p) The shared structure is: typedef struct WL_CTRL_T. Currently all i am trying do is print out the elements of the array. Initially all elements are set to true. Halfway through the execution, using ... WebbiOS released App is getting crashed saying "Fatal Exception: NSInternalInconsistencyException Sending a message before the FlutterEngine has been run." cycloplegics and mydriatics
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Webb7 juni 2011 · While your thread data pointer d is pointing into a shared memory space, unless you increment that pointer to try and read from or write to an adjoining thread data element in the shared memory space array, you're basically dealing with localized thread data. Also the value of args is local to each thread, so in both cases if you are not … Webb18 maj 2024 · Hey guys, here you are in the "SHARED MODs" section of our community. Here you find MODs shared from around the world from where ever we find them. We always try to give the correct credits but often thats not possible. If you are the modder, please feel free to contact me or any staff to... cyclopithecus