Shouldn't something similar be also done for _CurrentScheduler::_Id?
yeah, but not sure how to automate testing for it. once either _GetNumberOfVirtualProcessors or _Id is called, the scheduler is created and I don't know how to kill it
in the attached test, you can comment out either call to the underscore version and both the non-underscore versions (GetNumberOfVirtualProcessors and Id) still pass
Hi Daniel,
On 07/19/18 00:44, Daniel Lehman wrote:
Shouldn't something similar be also done for _CurrentScheduler::_Id?
yeah, but not sure how to automate testing for it. once either _GetNumberOfVirtualProcessors or _Id is called, the scheduler is created and I don't know how to kill it
in the attached test, you can comment out either call to the underscore version and both the non-underscore versions (GetNumberOfVirtualProcessors and Id) still pass
As far as I know there's no way of destroying current scheduler. You can run tests in separate thread if you need the scheduler to be not initialized (I don't think we need it now).
Thanks, Piotr