__release_shared(9)

🌸 __release_shared(9) 🌸

okay so bestie, you've landed on the Kernel API Manual page for __release_shared(9) — manual name folded in near the top like a lil name tag, because we're doing this cute and complete 💖. Every argument, path, and see-also ref is staying in the group chat, no cap.

💅 NAME

__release_shared — function to release context lock shared. periodt.

✨ SYNOPSIS

__release_shared (x );

🎀 ARGUMENTS

• x — context lock instance pointer. that's the whole arg, bestie 🫶

🦋 DESCRIPTION

Here's the vibe: it's a no-op function, and its described action is releasing the given context lock instance x with shared access. Short, specific, and fully present in the chat — no details left on read. ✨

🌈 SEE ALSO

Kernel file ./include/linux/compiler-context-analysis.h is the main-character path, fr fr. The entire see-also squad, every single ref, exactly as listed:

• __guarded_by(9)
• __pt_guarded_by(9)
• context_lock_struct(9)
• disable_context_analysis(9)
• enable_context_analysis(9)
• __no_context_analysis(9)
• context_unsafe(9)
• __context_unsafe(9)
• context_unsafe_alias(9)
• token_context_lock(9)
• token_context_lock_instance(9)
• __must_hold(9)
• __must_not_hold(9)
• __acquires(9)
• __cond_acquires(9)
• __releases(9)
• __cond_releases(9)
• __acquire(9)
• __release(9)
• __must_hold_shared(9)
• __acquires_shared(9)
• __cond_acquires_shared(9)
• __releases_shared(9)
• __acquire_shared(9)
• __acquire_ret(9)
• __acquire_shared_ret(9)

okay bye bestie 💖 — source/version: ./include/linux · date: October 2026. mwah 🎀