Add explanation of mutexes and function variants #309
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Add documentation for Linux kernel mutexes, detailing ownership, initialization, and the behavior of _interruptible, nested and try-lock variants for synchronization.
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Add documentation for Linux kernel mutexes, detailing ownership, initialization, and the behavior of _interruptible, nested and try-lock variants for synchronization.
Summary by Bito
This pull request enhances the documentation for mutexes in the Linux kernel, detailing mutex ownership, initialization, and the behavior of various mutex functions. These improvements aim to assist developers in better understanding kernel synchronization.Unit tests added: False
Estimated effort to review (1-5, lower is better): 2