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From: "Benny" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 19 May 2007 22:21:36 +0200

This means that the operation needs to grab a lock for each of the resources before performing the operation. When looking at the Timeline in Analyzer, you may want to color methods from the WebLogic infrastructure all one color, and use other coloring to look at specific sections of you code.
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However, there is not always a one-to-one correspondence between the two.
However if an object can belong to multiple groups, this data race condition is a real problem and will cause a harmful result.
Remember that you cannot run analyze twice for a given state, so it will probably help to save the state of LockLint using the save subcommand before running analyze. You can make a number of useful queries about the functions, variables, function pointers, and locks in your program.
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Information about these variables is available via the vars subcommands.
This information can point to a potential data race.
A data race condition is caused by unordered concurrent accesses of the same memory location from multiple threads.
Simply accessing a variable without first acquiring the appropriate lock can cause a data race.
Additionally, for parallel programs written in Sun Fortran,  it can be used to specify that the value of an entity might be changed by another thread than the current thread.
These scripts are relatively straightforward shell scripts, generated from the WebLogic Configuration Wizard. When the errors from the analyze subcommand are gone, check for variables that are not properly protected by any lock. More specifically, you specify a command-line option, -Zll, to the C compiler to generate a .
Collecting Information for LockLint  The compiler gathers the information used by LockLint.
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