Re: thread priority ?

Hi,

> *  <[email protected]> [2017-12-19 12:32:51 +0000]:
>
> Sam wrote:
>>It seems to me that a low priority process being able to lock out a
>> high priority process
>>is a sign of poor application design
> It's not poor design, it's the essence, the true nature of locks.

I was thinking about threads doing something very different from each other.
You are talking about a more "symmetric" situation.
Thanks for your explanations.

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