Can you explain the difference between thread safety and reentrancy?
Sure! Thread safety means that a piece of code can be safely called by multiple threads at the same time without causing data corruption.
And what about reentrancy?
Reentrancy refers to the ability of a function to be interrupted in the middle of its execution and safely called again ('re-entered') before the previous execution is complete.
So, can a function be thread-safe but not reentrant?
Yes, that's possible! A function can be designed to be thread-safe by using locks, but if it holds state that isn't preserved across calls, it may not be reentrant.
Got it! Can you give me an example of a reentrant function?
Certainly! A simple example of a reentrant function is one that only uses local variables and does not rely on shared state.
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