Jade/data race #6
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This pull request includes changes to set up a new Rust project for handling data races, including configuration files, a Makefile, and a main Rust source file. The most important changes are the addition of the
Cargo.tomlfile, theMakefile, and the implementation of a simple multithreaded program using a mutex.Project setup:
module2/data_race/Cargo.toml: Added the package configuration for the new Rust project, specifying the package name, version, edition, and dependencies.Build and management:
module2/data_race/Makefile: Added a Makefile with targets for common development tasks such as building, running, testing, linting, formatting, and releasing the project. It also includes a target for bumping the project version.Multithreading implementation:
module2/data_race/src/main.rs: Implemented a simple program that demonstrates the use of a mutex to protect shared data across multiple threads. The program spawns three threads, each modifying an element of a vector, and includes a commented-out section explaining why a similar approach without a mutex would fail to compile due to the borrow checker.