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Throw PlatformNotSupported for named sync primitives on Unix #1387
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libcoreclr's synchronization primitives implementation currently supports names, but those names have process-wide rather than system-wide scope. This is very dangerous for most code that would want names, as they're typically used for cross-process synchronization, and as such the current behavior could lead to bad race conditions difficult to diagnose. Until a better solution is available, we will throw PlatformNotSupportedException when trying to create such named primitives.
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Corresponding PR in corefx: dotnet/corefx#2796 |
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LGTM |
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Throw PlatformNotSupported for named sync primitives on Unix
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With dotnet/coreclr#1387 merged, these can now be enabled.
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With dotnet/coreclr#1387 merged, these can now be enabled.
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With dotnet/coreclr#1387 merged, these can now be enabled.
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With dotnet/coreclr#1387 merged, these can now be enabled.
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With dotnet/coreclr#1387 merged, these can now be enabled.
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With dotnet/coreclr#1387 merged, these can now be enabled.
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With dotnet/coreclr#1387 merged, these can now be enabled. Commit migrated from dotnet/corefx@04bb308
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libcoreclr's synchronization primitives implementation currently supports names, but those names have process-wide rather than system-wide scope. This is very dangerous for most code that would want names, as they're typically used for cross-process synchronization, and as such the current behavior could lead to bad race conditions difficult to diagnose. Until a better solution is available, we will throw PlatformNotSupportedException when trying to create such named primitives.