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Some user code may want to track an object ownership in regard to whether it is kept by just one owner or shared between many owners. This is specially true for code provided by bindings to other programming languages, where different kinds of resource management may take place. The event `ownership,unique` is triggered whenever the object refcount goes from two to one, as a signal that it has just one owner from now on. The event `ownership,shared` is triggered whenever the object refcount goes from one to two, as a signal that it has multiple owners from now on. It will not trigger when further increasing the refcount to any value beyond two. We also add benchmarks for sharing (i.e. increasing the refcount) and them unsharing objects, in order to evaluate the performance impact of this patch. Reviewed-by: Cedric BAIL <cedric.bail@free.fr> Differential Revision: https://phab.enlightenment.org/D8678 |
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