[Autogenerated] There, is another very unique feature,
that only Tex, says have called abandoned Tex,
and The basic idea, is This what happens if the owner of a Tex,
a thread,
that owns the TEX because its succeeds in its weight dies
prematurely without releasing the TEX.
We've said already.
That only the owner of a mutt text can release it.
So what happens if the owner dies before releasing the tex?
Obviously, nobody can release that Tex anymore.
So what would happen one option?
Is that that We get all the other threads.
To become deadlocked.
They can wait for the tex indefinitely.
Fortunately, this is not what happens.
This is known as an abandoned Tex and the kernel takes
special care of such a situation.
What the kernel does.
It looks at a thread, that terminates and sees if that thread,
was the owner of any mut ex access and If it was it forcefully
releases those tex access So that there,
is no deadlock, and Other threads can acquire the mut text normally.
Of course, just one at a time.
The way to identify this scenario.
Is where the weight function returns weight abandoned
as opposed to weight object zero,
which is the normal value returned for a successful weight,
and Although no deadlock, is occurring here because the current is Nice enough.
To release the TEX.
This usually indicates a bug something,
that you want to look at perhaps later on or at least log
while you're seeing this happening.