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by Groxx
523 days ago
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tbh I think zero is a completely reasonable result for a general thought-exercise like this. sleep-based "memory fixes" are quite common in practice, and there's no synchronization at all in the sample. though there's a lot of fun in here if you allow for optimizing compilers and lack of synchronization. e.g. without explicit synchronization between P/Q and the observing thread (assuming it's the main thread), it's reasonable for a compiler to simply delete P and Q entirely and replace the whole program with `print(0)` |
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