We, in Windows, have an interlocked list (s-list / SLIST_HEADER) which is extremely useful in many useful scenarios. But I cannot find the equivalent in Linux.
In Linux, I need to use a spinlock or something like that to accomplish the same.
We, in Windows, have an interlocked list (s-list / SLIST_HEADER) which is extremely useful in many useful scenarios. But I cannot find the equivalent in Linux.
In Linux, I need to use a spinlock or something like that to accomplish the same.