Port cl/361876089: JniRunnable: Fix a deadlock when Detach() is called from Run() #330
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This is a port of cl/361876089:
JniRunnable: Fix a deadlock when Detach() is called from Run().
The deadlock occurred because Detach() attempted to acquire a write lock on a ReentrantReadWriteLock, which waits for all read locks to first be released; however, the Run() invocation on the call stack holds one of these read locks and therefore the read lock count will never reach zero causing the acquisition of the write lock to block forever.
This fix replaces the ReentrantReadWriteLock with standard Java synchronization. This implementation has the limitation that concurrent invocations of
run()will be serialized with the advantage of a simple implementation. A more complicated version that allows concurrent invocations ofrun()is in a previous commit in this PR and is also recorded at https://gist.github.com/dconeybe/2d95fbc75f88de58a49804df5c55157b for potential future use.