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author | Derek Bruening <bruening@google.com> | Fri May 27 22:15:29 2022 |
committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Fri May 27 22:15:29 2022 |
tree | 81169b524c77b9bfe8c9403b45866a138bb00ca5 | |
parent | 0e7f2ea00577d952cb2aa3dab2e5a696165b9612 [diff] |
i#4014 dr$sim phys: Make physaddr_t per-thread (#5508) The physaddr_t class is not thread-safe and was previously used racily in the drmemtrace code. We fix that by creating a separate instance per thread. A test with multiple threads is added. This does result in a per-thread file descriptor being opened, which may not scale well: it will exhaust DR's private file-descriptor space and could possibly hit rlimits. Improving scaling is left as future work. Issue: #4014
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