Removal of GetNextMut and Atom::replace_and_set_next#10
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Removal of GetNextMut and Atom::replace_and_set_next#10dbkaplun wants to merge 1 commit intoslide-rs:masterfrom
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Well I liked it. I don't see a reason to remove it.
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I like it too. I just think it's strange to have a linked list function in this package. |
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These methods have little to do with Atom's usage and should be removed. They are specific to linked lists, and are not relevant to safe atomic pointers. Atomic linked lists can be implemented in various ways, and although a spin lock is one way, it seems like bikeshedding to me.
Opening this up for discussion, as I think this is something that should be addressed.