kINT: Fix synchronization problem #294
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The reported problem with integrity verification on ARM64 (lkrg-org#269) is a result of a very tight race condition with tracepoints. Changes which simplify synchronization with JUMP_LABEL engine: f98da1b affected differently ARM64 platform which made such race possible. However, potentially the same race problem may exist on x86 and this commit fixes it and should address lkrg-org#269
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The reported problem with integrity verification on ARM64 (#269) is a result of a very tight race condition with tracepoints. Changes which simplify synchronization with JUMP_LABEL engine: f98da1b
affected differently ARM64 platform which made such race possible. However, potentially the same race problem may exist on x86 and this commit fixes it and should address #269
How Has This Been Tested?
I've run various stress manual tests on: