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Revert SMResource splitting fix, the problem was the test - #2321
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The changes look good. Under the concurrency rules, the mutex is not needed here.
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I got things wrong, I think. While completely harmless to have the lock, I think we can consider
SMResourceas thread-unsafe as it is based ofDevice()and the green-context whereDevice()is thread-local and green-contexts are by definition thread unsafe to share.There is probably some documentation that would be good that sharing device objects across threads is unsafe (to the point of crashes). But I now think the correct fix, at least for now, is to just fix the test and I have included that here.
@Andy-Jost sorry about this but FYI since you merged the other PR for me.