gh-116738: Make mmap.set_name thread-safe#145555
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LGTM. It sounds reasonable to add a critical section to get a consistent view of the memory mapping.
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mmap.resizemay update the pointer todataandsize, which is under the protection of a critical section.In
mmap.set_name, it usesdataandsizeto annotate the mmap, but it does not have a critical section around it. So it may use an invaliddataandsizecombination, which may have problems.