Make get_or_set_index immune to memory address reuse #5
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If a mutex instance gets used, deleted and then recreated in the same thread - especially on the stack, the new instance might get the same memory address as the old instance. Because of this, a lookup in
thread_local_index_hashmapcan't be based on the instance address (this), but rather on the (heap allocated, shared)shared_locks_arrayinstance address, because that one will not be reused even after the mutex instance is deleted since allunregister_tstructs still hold astd::shared_ptrto it until they get erased fromthread_local_index_hashmap.I only ran the benchmark from
object_threadsafe/benchmark, hope that's fine, I would expect the fix to have no impact on performance:Before the change:
After the change: