src_other/tuplebase/ZTSLock.h

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#ifndef __ZTSLock__
#define __ZTSLock__
#include "zconfig.h"

#include "ZCompat_NonCopyable.h"
#include "ZTuple.h"
#include "ZTBSpec.h"

#include <set>

// =================================================================================================
#pragma mark -
#pragma mark * ZTS

These could/should be ZTS methods. What about union TSes? Semantices of
demotewrite when holdin miexed locks, for example

class ZTSLock
        {
public:
        virtual void Acquire_Read() = 0;
        virtual void Release_Read() = 0;

        virtual void Acquire_Write() = 0;
        virtual void Release_Write() = 0;

        virtual void DemoteWrite() = 0;
        };

#endif // __ZTSLock__

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