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Read write lock in C#

Hello everyone,


If I am using the ReaderWriterLock class, in the following 3 situations, except performance degrade, are there any functional issues? E.g. deadlock?

1. Acquire a specific write/read lock, and then acquire the write/read lock again, but release the write/read lock twice;

2. Acquire a specific read lock, and then acquire the write lock for the same object, and release in reverse order write lock, then read lock;

3. Acquire a specific write lock, and then acquire the read lock for the same object, and release in reverse order read lock, then write lock.


thanks in advance,
George

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Hello everyone,


If I am using the ReaderWriterLock class, in the following 3 situations, except performance degrade, are there any functional issues? E.g. deadlock?

1. Acquire a specific write/read lock, and then acquire the write/read lock again, but release the write/read lock twice;

2. Acquire a specific read lock, and then acquire the write lock for the same object, and release in reverse order write lock, then read lock;

3. Acquire a specific write lock, and then acquire the read lock for the same object, and release in reverse order read lock, then write lock.


thanks in advance,
George


-If you have a read lock, you can safely acquire another read lock.
-If you have a read lock, you CANNOT acquire a write lock (deadlock!).
-If you have a write lock, you can safely acquire another write lock.
-If you have a write lock, you CANNOT acquire a read lock (deadlock!).

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