tests/server/sockfilt.c: avoid race condition without a mutex #9023
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Avoid loosing any triggered handles by first aborting and joining the waiting threads before evaluating the individual signal state. This removes the race condition and therefore need for a mutex.
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Avoid loosing any triggered handles by first aborting and joining
the waiting threads before evaluating the individual signal state.
This removes the race condition and therefore need for a mutex.