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- n. Plural form of mutex.
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There are many primitives that can be used for this, such as critical sections, mutexes, reader-writer locks, etc.
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This is a catalog of things UNIX-like/POSIX-compliant operating systems can do atomically, making them useful as building blocks for thread-safe and multi-process-safe programs without mutexes or read/write locks.
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· Synchronization is provided by semaphores, mutexes, rwlocks and condition variables.
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In includes performance improvements with Maria temporary tables, removal of mutexes and the aim of removing compiler errors is being achieved quite well!
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Percona Patches (5.0) focus on statistics/monitoring performance/scalability buffer pool content/mutexes microslow patch
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(For those of you who are not yet experts on InnoDB performance, mutexes are in-memory structures that prevent different threads from interfering with each others 'changes to important memory areas like the buffer pool.)
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The benchmark used here is dbStress. dbStress uses a number of tables which spreads the impact of mutexes and improves scalability.
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InnoDB 1.1 is instrumented for the first time for Performance Schema monitoring, with statistics available for InnoDB-specific mutexes, rw-locks, threads, and I/O operations.
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Java, you cannot lock random mutexes in Occam (which doesn't have mutexes),
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Critical sections on Windows, pthread-mutexes on Linux.
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