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How to get around assignment copies lock value to tr: net/http
@Nilesh, there are lots of valid statements which are not logical. Unfortunately you can't readily see the mutex field from the docs, so this may not be obvious at first glance, but because the Transport type has all pointer receivers, should always be reused, and is safe for concurrent access, it's very unlikely that someone would choose a non-pointer value.
go-vet: assignment copies lock value of tls.Config #254
conf=*tlsConf. Since the tls.Config is an option in the nsq.Config, you can't be certain it isn't already being used, and therefore synchronization of the Once/Mutex are lost in the copied value. Depending on the minimum Go version this package supports, the solution might be as simple as Cloning the tls.Config with the provided method added in ...
cmd/vet: new (sync.Once) copies lock value: sync.Once contains sync.Mutex
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net/http, net/http/httptest: locks being copied #16228
From cmd/vet: net/http/h2_bundle.go:5133: assignment copies lock value to *cfg: crypto/tls.Config contains sync.Once contains sync.Mutex net/http/httptest/server.go ...
Go Programming: Preventing Unintended Structure Copies with sync.noCopy
assignment copies lock value to wg2: sync.WaitGroup contains sync.noCopy. ... The init function initializes the package-level global variable lockerType, which contains two methods: Lock and Unlock.
Go: Vet Command Is More Powerful Than You Think
func main() {var lock sync.Mutex l := lock l.Lock() l.Unlock()} from vet: main.go:9:7: assignment copies lock value to l: sync.Mutex A struct that uses a lock should be used by pointer in order to ...
go vet notification: assignment copies lock value to *config ...
graceful.go:171: assignment copies lock value to *config: crypto/tls.Config contains sync.Once contains sync.Mutex The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: All reactions
[Question] Dealing with return copies lock value
There are two choices for putting a mutex into a struct when considering the restriction that a mutex cannot be copied: Have a sync.Mutex as a plain field (no * ), and ensure every reference to an instance of that struct is a pointer (or is on the local stack, a la var mu sync.Mutex ). Make it a *sync.Mutex and initialize it somewhere so that ...
Go 中可别用复制锁，会有这些大问题!-CSDN博客
类似于 Mutex，WaitGroup ，变量嵌入了这个 noCopy 的类型，就能被 go vet 检查出来。 通常业务如果也有不让拷贝的需求，会怎么做呢？ 最简单的是：嵌入 sync.Mutex 变量。就能让这个变量也具有 noCopy 的功能。 哪些类型不能拷贝？ 比如 Mutex Lock，Cond，Pool，WaitGroup 。
Puzzle: make a sync.Once fire more than once
the sync.Once documentation. You are creating new instances of Once which are copies of other. instances both at «oldonce := once» and «once = oldonce». This makes. calling once.Do (f) more than once outside of f a violation of the. sync.Mutex contract. The correct way to use Once is to pass around a.
Dissecting Golang sync.Once
In Go (Golang), a lock is a synchronization mechanism provided by the sync package, specifically the Mutex type. A lock is used to control… 4 min read · Mar 8, 2024
$ go vet net/http/... net/http/h2_bundle.go:5013: assignment copies lock value to *cfg: crypto/tls.Config contains sync.Once contains sync.Mutex net/http/transfer.go:215: net/http/internal.FlushAfterChunkWriter composite literal uses unkeyed fields exit status 1 net/http/client_test.go:314: missing argument for Fatalf("%T"): format reads arg 1, have only 0 args net/http/transport_test.go:118 ...
How should I avoid
It allows Set to be passed by value, which is nice. But if you keep the mutex as a non pointer, then y ou probably want to pass a slice of set pointers: func (set *Set) Diff(sets []*Set) *Set. This avoids copying the mutex when you create your slice, so the test line becomes: set1.Diff([]*Set{set2, set3}) Of course your original Diff code is ...
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Output: Assignment copies lock value to '_': type 'DoNotCopy' contains 'sync.Mutex' which is 'sync.Locker' Share Format Run. type DoNotImplement ...
Examples from the standard library that I believe were introduced between Go 1.6 and Go 1.7. context/context.go:230: assignment copies lock value to c: context.cancelCtx contains sync.Mutex context/context.go:236: newCancelCtx returns lo...
OnceLock in std::sync
A synchronization primitive which can be written to only once. This type is a thread-safe OnceCell, and can be used in statics. §Examples. Using OnceLock to store a function's previously computed value (a.k.a. 'lazy static' or 'memoizing'):
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./play.go:25: assignment copies lock value to m2: main.My contains sync.Mutex ./play.go:26: call of fmt.Println copies lock value: main.My contains sync.Mutex ... although it consumes memory (sync.Mutex is not a zero-size struct). It doesn't matter whether you use this mutex or not (we didn't use it in the example above). ...
go bug sync.Map · Issue #32641 · golang/go · GitHub
Map, a multi-threaded, secure Map officially provided by Go, because of the need for multi-threading. Because of the need, I use a two-dimensional sync. Map, that is, sync. Map will contain another pile of sync. Map, at this time, very strange things happened, sync.
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2. A Mutex guarantees only that if something has locked it, it cannot be locked again by something else until the lock is first released. It is up to you to use it correctly, by ensuring that you obtain a lock before you try to access whatever you want protected by the lock, as you've done in your example main.
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@Nilesh, there are lots of valid statements which are not logical. Unfortunately you can't readily see the mutex field from the docs, so this may not be obvious at first glance, but because the Transport type has all pointer receivers, should always be reused, and is safe for concurrent access, it's very unlikely that someone would choose a non-pointer value.
conf=*tlsConf. Since the tls.Config is an option in the nsq.Config, you can't be certain it isn't already being used, and therefore synchronization of the Once/Mutex are lost in the copied value. Depending on the minimum Go version this package supports, the solution might be as simple as Cloning the tls.Config with the provided method added in ...
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From cmd/vet: net/http/h2_bundle.go:5133: assignment copies lock value to *cfg: crypto/tls.Config contains sync.Once contains sync.Mutex net/http/httptest/server.go ...
assignment copies lock value to wg2: sync.WaitGroup contains sync.noCopy. ... The init function initializes the package-level global variable lockerType, which contains two methods: Lock and Unlock.
func main() {var lock sync.Mutex l := lock l.Lock() l.Unlock()} from vet: main.go:9:7: assignment copies lock value to l: sync.Mutex A struct that uses a lock should be used by pointer in order to ...
graceful.go:171: assignment copies lock value to *config: crypto/tls.Config contains sync.Once contains sync.Mutex The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: All reactions
There are two choices for putting a mutex into a struct when considering the restriction that a mutex cannot be copied: Have a sync.Mutex as a plain field (no * ), and ensure every reference to an instance of that struct is a pointer (or is on the local stack, a la var mu sync.Mutex ). Make it a *sync.Mutex and initialize it somewhere so that ...
类似于 Mutex，WaitGroup ，变量嵌入了这个 noCopy 的类型，就能被 go vet 检查出来。 通常业务如果也有不让拷贝的需求，会怎么做呢？ 最简单的是：嵌入 sync.Mutex 变量。就能让这个变量也具有 noCopy 的功能。 哪些类型不能拷贝？ 比如 Mutex Lock，Cond，Pool，WaitGroup 。
the sync.Once documentation. You are creating new instances of Once which are copies of other. instances both at «oldonce := once» and «once = oldonce». This makes. calling once.Do (f) more than once outside of f a violation of the. sync.Mutex contract. The correct way to use Once is to pass around a.
In Go (Golang), a lock is a synchronization mechanism provided by the sync package, specifically the Mutex type. A lock is used to control… 4 min read · Mar 8, 2024
$ go vet net/http/... net/http/h2_bundle.go:5013: assignment copies lock value to *cfg: crypto/tls.Config contains sync.Once contains sync.Mutex net/http/transfer.go:215: net/http/internal.FlushAfterChunkWriter composite literal uses unkeyed fields exit status 1 net/http/client_test.go:314: missing argument for Fatalf("%T"): format reads arg 1, have only 0 args net/http/transport_test.go:118 ...
It allows Set to be passed by value, which is nice. But if you keep the mutex as a non pointer, then y ou probably want to pass a slice of set pointers: func (set *Set) Diff(sets []*Set) *Set. This avoids copying the mutex when you create your slice, so the test line becomes: set1.Diff([]*Set{set2, set3}) Of course your original Diff code is ...
Output: Assignment copies lock value to '_': type 'DoNotCopy' contains 'sync.Mutex' which is 'sync.Locker' Share Format Run. type DoNotImplement ...
Examples from the standard library that I believe were introduced between Go 1.6 and Go 1.7. context/context.go:230: assignment copies lock value to c: context.cancelCtx contains sync.Mutex context/context.go:236: newCancelCtx returns lo...
A synchronization primitive which can be written to only once. This type is a thread-safe OnceCell, and can be used in statics. §Examples. Using OnceLock to store a function's previously computed value (a.k.a. 'lazy static' or 'memoizing'):
./play.go:25: assignment copies lock value to m2: main.My contains sync.Mutex ./play.go:26: call of fmt.Println copies lock value: main.My contains sync.Mutex ... although it consumes memory (sync.Mutex is not a zero-size struct). It doesn't matter whether you use this mutex or not (we didn't use it in the example above). ...
Map, a multi-threaded, secure Map officially provided by Go, because of the need for multi-threading. Because of the need, I use a two-dimensional sync. Map, that is, sync. Map will contain another pile of sync. Map, at this time, very strange things happened, sync.
2. A Mutex guarantees only that if something has locked it, it cannot be locked again by something else until the lock is first released. It is up to you to use it correctly, by ensuring that you obtain a lock before you try to access whatever you want protected by the lock, as you've done in your example main.