Fix T-San Data Race Issues#2078
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What was changed?
pConnectionListener->receiveDataRoutinetoINVALID_TID_VALUE.RollingBufferlastIndexrace.Why was it changed?
How was it changed?
receiveDataRoutinetoINVALID_TID_VALUEwheneverTHREAD_JOINis called on its thread. This was done for theIS_VALID_TID_VALUEcheck to actually be able to check for whetherTHREAD_JOINwas already called on the thread.pRollingBuffer->lastIndexwithin thepRollingBuffer->lock.What testing was done for the changes?
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