Attilio Rao
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- For any lock list we hold the head in order to reduce allocation from
the free list and in this way avoid contention on the w_mtx. In order to make the code simple, we rely on the rule that when the head has not a child it also doesn't have other subsequent entries. Actually this assertion is broken because we can free all the head children and quit witness_unlock() with the head still allocated, with no children and subsequent entries present. Fix this by shifting the head if other entries are present and still freeing the object, but leaving always an head. - Fix witness_thread_has_locks() in order to report, correctly, if the lock list linked to a specific thread has children or not based on the above explained rule. - Fix a printout into DDB's "show alllocks" command in order to show, correctly, the process name that is really what we want. - Fix style(9) for a comment. Tested by: Giovanni Trematerra <giovanni dot trematerra at gmail dot com> Reported by: Marko Kiiskila <marko dot kiiskila at nokia dot com> Sponsored by: Nokia
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