Esempio n. 1
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 /**
  * Acquire the protected resource with reading privileges. Many readers can access the protected
  * resource at the same time, but no writer can access it while at least one reader is present.
  * The locking is recursive (i.e. the same thread can acquire the lock multiple times, but must
  * unlock it a matching number of times to actually free the protected resource).
  */
 public synchronized void readLock() {
   while (currentWriter != null) {
     // Someone is writing the resource --> Go to sleep
     try {
       wait();
     } catch (InterruptedException ie) {
       if (logger.isLoggable(Logger.WARNING))
         logger.log(Logger.WARNING, "Unexpected interruption. " + ie.getMessage());
     }
   }
   readersCnt++;
 }
Esempio n. 2
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 /**
  * Acquire the protected resource with writing privileges. Only one writer at a time can access
  * the protected resource, and no readers can access it at the same time. The locking is recursive
  * (i.e. the same thread can acquire the lock multiple times, but must unlock it a matching number
  * of times to actually free the protected resource).
  */
 public synchronized void writeLock() {
   Thread me = Thread.currentThread();
   while ((currentWriter != null && currentWriter != me) || readersCnt > 0) {
     // Someone (not me) is writing the resource OR
     // There are one or more Threads reading the resource
     // --> Go to sleep
     try {
       wait();
     } catch (InterruptedException ie) {
       if (logger.isLoggable(Logger.WARNING))
         logger.log(Logger.WARNING, "Unexpected interruption. " + ie.getMessage());
     }
   }
   writeLockDepth++;
   if (writeLockDepth == 1) {
     currentWriter = me;
     onWriteStart();
   }
 }