Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2023 18:05:13 +0200 From: Felix Palmen <zirias@FreeBSD.org> To: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Thread safety of getaddrinfo()/getnameinfo() Message-ID: <7owxqb2h5f6rajo5xqijxawgsvfiti7egbn5erqa67gomfeiw6@vdbinwj5timn> In-Reply-To: <b511b099-8756-589e-43a1-9954c4a6a588@gmail.com> References: <invxudjtzhw6bdaf2vuy57ec4herfhn4t4lrcpyardmy2muru5@inwlenyqkzm5> <b511b099-8756-589e-43a1-9954c4a6a588@gmail.com>
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* Paul Floyd <paulf2718@gmail.com> [20230426 22:28]:
> On 26-04-23 19:57, Felix Palmen wrote:
>=20
> > So, is there a thread-safety issue with these functions, or a bug in
> > valgrind, or maybe just some false positive?
>=20
> A false positive is a bug.
Well, depends on the definition. It's at least a different class than
e.g. misdetecting what it *should* know about ;)
> I believe that getaddrinfo should be MT safe.
> [...]
> These lock macros use spinlocks. The problem is that Valgrind (both Helgr=
ind
> and DRD) doesn't recognize any locking mechanisms other than pthreads and=
Qt
> threads.
Thanks a lot for that clarification! So, won't worry about using these
functions on threads any more :)
Cheers, Felix
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