[corlib] Fixed test that failed intermittently #1114
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There is a race condition in the test, the #2 Assert() can be reached before e1 is assigned if the thread that handles e1 gets preempted by the scheduler (this is more likely on single-core systems). Adding a sleep before checking the values fixes this for now. Commit licensed under MIT/X11.
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I don't like unreliable Sleep and fixed the issue differently. |
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As long as it works I don't care :) |
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There is a race condition in the test, the "#2" Assert() can be reached before e1 is assigned if the thread
that handles e1 gets preempted by the scheduler (this is more likely on single-core systems). Adding a sleep before checking the values fixes this for now.
@marek-safar can you verify this doesn't change the behavior of the test (you added it in b787868)?