In the C++ code solution:
{
{
// Locking the mutex to ensure exclusive access to the shared variable currentRoadId
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(mtx);
// Check if the road that the car wants to use does not have green light
if (roadId != currentRoadId) {
turnGreen(); // Turn the light green for the current road
currentRoadId = roadId; // Update the current road ID to the car's road ID
}
} // Mutex is released automatically when lock goes out of scope
// Allow the car to cross the intersection
crossCar();
}
The car is allowed to cross the intersection in the absence of a lock guard. Does this not make the TrafficLight class possibly allow a second car from turning the light green for a different road while the first car is still crossing the intersection.