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QuestionCircular list as vector, lock needed? Pin
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OriginalGriff30-Jul-12 6:07
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Probably not - IIRC none of the .NET Collections are intrinsically thread safe, and they should all be locked.

Either use the .NET Queue[^] with a lock or homebrew a safe version. If you are just using a single in-feed and a single out-feed, you don't need to use locking if you write it correctly.

One way is to use an array, with two indexes - input and output. If insert only affects the input, and remove only affects the output, the only time they need to both be checked is for a full/empty test, which shouldn't need a lock - it would if you used more than one input source, or more than one remover.
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water

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