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Th problem is a distributed one, the scenario is very difficult to reproduce, and would trigger massive occurence of false-positive test results, and the classic yield() operation (as already implemented) is not enough for a solution. In a certain special case, give up the CPU via a linear backoff algorithm. in order to prevent a plethora of followup effects, e.g. in special situations like already happened OOM under a variety of hardware and kernel configurations. |
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README
MARS Long Distance Replication Software See http://schoebel.github.io/mars/ Very detailed documentation / motivation / use cases can be found there. Please look into the docu/ subdirectory. License: GPLv2+ (see file COPYING) Documentation is under FDL. This is intended for the whole project, and is valid for all parts from the original author as well as parts from 1&1. Any further contributors to contrib/ subdirectory are strongly encouraged to put their files also under GPL or FDL, or at least a compatible license (see newest descriptions at fsf.org).