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jonas oreland authored
(google linux kernel lockdep dor description) 1) currently only active if setting NDB_EXTRA_FLAGS=-DNDB_MUTEX_DEADLOCK_DETECTOR 2) only "monitors" NdbMutex (e.g not mysql mutexes) 3) only supports basic/simple schemes...i.e not nested locking etc.. (but we don't use that anyway) Found the ndb_mgmd mutex deadlock directly When a potential deadlock is detected, code aborts
jonas oreland authored(google linux kernel lockdep dor description) 1) currently only active if setting NDB_EXTRA_FLAGS=-DNDB_MUTEX_DEADLOCK_DETECTOR 2) only "monitors" NdbMutex (e.g not mysql mutexes) 3) only supports basic/simple schemes...i.e not nested locking etc.. (but we don't use that anyway) Found the ndb_mgmd mutex deadlock directly When a potential deadlock is detected, code aborts
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