boost interprocess data structure operating when process killed
Hello, as I haven’t read the source code deeply, I doubt about what will happen when boost interprocess is handling data structure such as map (e.g. rbtree rotating) while the process is killed (whether or not -9) or the machine is shutdown. Will the inner structure like the rbtree be broken ? Or will interprocess library detect this and fix it ?
On 08/07/2019 5:04, 吴昊 via Boost-users wrote:
Hello, as I haven’t read the source code deeply, I doubt about what will happen when boost interprocess is handling data structure such as map (e.g. rbtree rotating) while the process is killed (whether or not -9) or the machine is shutdown. Will the inner structure like the rbtree be broken ? Or will interprocess library detect this and fix it ?
It will be broken. Best, Ion
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