added lock to put_image in ndtiff dataset. Heavy threaded writing did…#178
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… lead to double file creation and corrupted files. The lock solves this.
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… lead to double file creation and corrupted files. The lock solves this.
When ndtiff-dataset was used in a threaded way (A python thread writes images with put_image whenever one is available in a queue). Occasionally, the ndtiff file where corrupted or two new ndtiff file writer where created at once. The lock prevents the execution of the put_image function twice, before the last one finished. This happens even with global interpreter lock, since the execution of the function is not serialized