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LOCK(2) 							System Calls Manual							   LOCK(2)

NAME
lockinit, lock, canlock, unlock - shared memory spin lock SYNOPSIS
#include <lock.h> void lockinit(void); void lock(Lock *lk); int canlock(Lock *lk); void unlock(Lock *lk); /* Alef only */ adt Lock { void lock(*Lock); void unlock(*Lock); int canlock(*Lock); }; adt QLock { void lock(*Lock); void unlock(*Lock); int canlock(*Lock); }; adt RWlock { void Rlock(*RWlock); void Runlock(*RWlock); void Wlock(*RWlock); void Wunlock(*RWlock); }; adt Ref { int inc(*Ref); int dec(*Ref); int ref(*Ref); }; DESCRIPTION
These routines are used by processes sharing memory to synchronize using spin locks. Lockinit must be called before the first use of the other routines. Lock blocks until the lock has been obtained. Canlock is non-blocking. It tries to obtain a lock and returns a non-zero value if it was successful, 0 otherwise. Unlock releases a lock. Alef Alef locks have similar functionality, but no special initialization is required. The ADT Lock has functions lock, unlock, and canlock, just like locks in C. QLocks have the same interface but are not spin locks; instead if the lock is taken QLock.lock will suspend execu- tion of the calling task until it is released. Although Locks are the more primitive lock, their use is discouraged and even erroneous for most purposes. For example, Locks cannot syn- chronize between tasks in the same proc. Use QLocks instead. RWlocks manage access to a data structure that has distinct readers and writers. RWlock.Rlock grants read access; RWlock.Runlock releases it. RWlock.Wlock grants write access; RWlock.Wunlock releases it. There may be any number of simultaneous readers, but only one writer. Moreover, if write access is granted no one may have read access until write access is released. Refs manage reference counters. Ref.inc increments the counter and returns the old value; Ref.dec decrements the counter and returns the new value. Ref.ref returns the current value. SOURCE
/sys/src/liblock SEE ALSO
rfork in fork(2) LOCK(2)