#[proclock]Expand description
⚠ Use with caution - this macro panics on error - See Panics section below.
Wraps the annotated function with a blocking lock that is released when the function is returned.
§Args:
name: The name of the lock. Can be any relative / absolute path.absolute: Indicates whether the providednameshould be created at thetemp_diror as an absolute path (at the root directory). Default isfalse.
§Example
use proclock_macro::proclock;
#[proclock(name = "my_lock.lock", absolute = false)]
fn my_locked_function() {}§Panics
This macro will panic if the underlying locking function call fails.