commit | eb70ae0c4469ff0b12730bce7c0094166c0ffec2 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Abhinav Anil Sharma <sharmaabhinav@google.com> | Fri Dec 02 22:03:13 2022 |
committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Fri Dec 02 22:03:13 2022 |
tree | ab0a6010edeaeebf45a62da0785b5dd2ea9b649f | |
parent | 9b67bef1a99d028682dfe436badcd6de782a5582 [diff] |
i#5675: Fix data race in record_filter. (#5772) Fixes a race in updating input_entry_count_ and output_entry_count_ in parallel_shard_exit in the record_filter analyzer. Moves aggregation logic to print_results instead. Like other analyzers, we now keep track of all shard data pointers and free them in the destructor instead. We destroy the writer object in parallel_shard_exit itself though, for symmetry with how it's created (in parallel_shard_stream_init) and so that users don't have to destroy the record_filter_t object itself for output files to be written out. Issue: #5675
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