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<node id="1009750" title="Re: lock with references" created="2012-12-20 09:18:49" updated="2012-12-20 09:18:49">
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&lt;p&gt;I can honestly say that I don't remember encountering any particular limitations with using references to shared variables, nor can I intuit anything obvious why they shouldn't be just fine.

&lt;p&gt;However, I also cannot remember any good reason for using references to shared variables. 
&lt;P&gt;And a quick search of my source files didn't turn up any obvious examples, but then it is a little hard to search for.

&lt;P&gt;So both my instincts and experience are telling me that whilst I cannot see any particular reason for doing it, it should be just fine....

&lt;h4&gt;...but then comes this feeling that if you hadn't encountered some anomaly, you wouldn't be asking...&lt;/h4&gt;

&lt;p&gt;so, maybe I'll just keep quiet rather than get seen to be caught out by a sucker punch.


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