Fix tests makefile

[urcu.git] / README

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@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ BUILDING
 --------
 
        make
+       #force 32-bit build with: make -f Makefile32
+       #force 64-bit build with: make -f Makefile64
        make install
        
 
@@ -48,6 +50,17 @@ Usage of liburcu-qsbr
          the threads are not active. It provides the fastest read-side at the
          expense of more intrusiveness in the application code.
 
+Usage of liburcu-bp
+
+       * #include <urcu-bp.h>
+       * Link with "-lurcu-bp".
+       * The BP library flavor stands for "bulletproof". It is specifically
+         designed to help tracing library to hook on applications without
+         requiring to modify these applications. urcu_init(),
+         rcu_register_thread() and rcu_unregister_thread() all become nops.
+         The state is dealt with by the library internally at the expense of
+         read-side and write-side performance.
+
 Initialization
 
        Each thread that has reader critical sections (that uses
@@ -68,6 +81,15 @@ Writing
        After, synchronize_rcu() must be called. When it returns, the old
        values are not in usage anymore.
 
+Usage of liburcu-defer
+
+       * #include <urcu-defer.h>
+       * Link with "-lurcu-defer"
+       * Provides call_rcu() primitive to enqueue delayed callbacks. Queued
+         callbacks are executed in batch periodically after a grace period.
+         Do _not_ use call_rcu() within a read-side critical section, because
+         it may call synchronize_rcu() if the thread queue is full.
+
 Being careful with signals
 
        The liburcu library uses signals internally. The signal handler is