gh-153020: Fix race condition on event_tstate in _tkinter#153640
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If the race is only possible in FT, why not use macros like FT_ATOMIC_LOAD_PTR or FT_ATOMIC_STORE_PTR to avoid the potential performance overhead in the default build?
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Good catch, switched to FT_ATOMIC_* since the race is only under free-threading. The default build just reads and writes it directly. |
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event_tstatein Modules/_tkinter.c is read by the EventHook thread andwritten by the main thread, so they race. I load and store it with atomic
ops, and clear it to NULL in DisableEventHook before the PyThreadState is
released.
event_tstatein_tkinter.cunder free-threading #153020