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Yes.
If you lock all the public methods with the same lock it will be threadsafe.
You could consider using read-write locksread-write locks, which may have better performance if you have a lot of concurrent readers.
If you don't have a lot of readers, it will just add overhead, but may be worth checking the option and testing.
Yes.
If you lock all the public methods with the same lock it will be threadsafe.
You could consider using read-write locks, which may have better performance if you have a lot of concurrent readers.
If you don't have a lot of readers, it will just add overhead, but may be worth checking the option and testing.
Yes.
If you lock all the public methods with the same lock it will be threadsafe.
You could consider using read-write locks, which may have better performance if you have a lot of concurrent readers.
If you don't have a lot of readers, it will just add overhead, but may be worth checking the option and testing.
Yes.
If you lock all the public methods with the same lock it will be threadsafe.
You could consider using read-write locks, which may have better performance if you have a lot of concurrent readers.
If you don't have a lot of readers, it will just add overhead, but may be worth checking the option and testing.
