StackOverflow Questions for Tag: memory-model

NoSenseEtAl

Reputation: 30128

How can C++ compilers support C++11 atomic, but not support C++11 memory model

c++c++11memory-model

Score: 32

Answers: 3

essbeev

Reputation: 53

What is the difference between small memory model and large memory model in Turbo C?

memory-modelturbo-c

Score: 5

Answers: 2

squirem

Reputation: 247

Understanding ARM Transactional Memory Extensions

armarm64memory-modeltransactional-memoryintel-tsx

Score: 5

Answers: 1

sqr163

Reputation: 1184

Is Byte Really The Minimum Addressable Unit?

c++clanguage-lawyerstandardsmemory-model

Score: 4

Answers: 5

xmh0511

Reputation: 7369

Is the order of a side effect in the modification order determined by when the side effect is produced?

c++language-lawyeratomicstdatomicmemory-model

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Ibraim Ganiev

Reputation: 9410

Store/Load ordering around function call

c++multithreadingatomicmemory-model

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Alex

Reputation: 51

Is this seqlock implementation correct from the c++ memory model point of view?

c++memory-model

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Rishi Jain

Reputation: 133

How to ensure memory consistency with memcpy in a seq_lock implementation for reader/writer threads?

c++memorymemory-modelinstruction-reordering

Score: 1

Answers: 0

AProgrammer

Reputation: 52324

How do memory_order_seq_cst and memory_order_acq_rel differ?

c++c++11memory-modelstdatomic

Score: 69

Answers: 4

Alex

Reputation: 51

Can't get c++'s seq_cst memory model to work

c++memory-barriersmemory-model

Score: 3

Answers: 1

Pontakorn Prasertsuk

Reputation: 21

Why is the C++ standard definition of 'coherenced-order before' different from the paper it is based on?

c++concurrencylanguage-lawyermemory-model

Score: 2

Answers: 0

Sarfaraz Nawaz

Reputation: 361692

C++11 introduced a standardized memory model. What does it mean? And how is it going to affect C++ programming?

c++multithreadingc++11language-lawyermemory-model

Score: 2222

Answers: 9

Cosmos

Reputation: 135

What happens with the store "that lost race" to shared memory in x86 TSO memory model?

x86cpucpu-architecturememory-modelmesi

Score: -1

Answers: 1

MC ΔT

Reputation: 667

Can the C++ compiler coalesce adjacent mutex locks?

c++c++11language-lawyermutexmemory-model

Score: 13

Answers: 1

cyb0124

Reputation: 11

Using an acquire fence before an atomic load

c++atomicmemory-barrierslock-freememory-model

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Xavier Z

Reputation: 402

Can processor read the cache line directly with an invalidation for this line in the invalidation queue?

assemblycachingx86cpu-architecturememory-model

Score: 0

Answers: 0

Eran

Reputation: 22030

Why is memory_order given as a runtime argument to std::atomic functions

c++c++11atomicstdatomicmemory-model

Score: 21

Answers: 3

user34537

Reputation:

What do each memory_order mean?

c++c++11thread-safetyatomicmemory-model

Score: 126

Answers: 3

Michal Hosala

Reputation: 5705

Why is a data race being reported even if assignment is atomic?

gogoroutinememory-model

Score: -1

Answers: 1

Bob

Reputation: 9

Why does a load-load control dependency require a full read memory barrier

clinux-kernelmemory-barriersmemory-model

Score: 1

Answers: 1

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: memory-model

How can C++ compilers support C++11 atomic, but not support C++11 memory model

What is the difference between small memory model and large memory model in Turbo C?

Understanding ARM Transactional Memory Extensions

Is Byte Really The Minimum Addressable Unit?

Is the order of a side effect in the modification order determined by when the side effect is produced?

Store/Load ordering around function call

Is this seqlock implementation correct from the c++ memory model point of view?

How to ensure memory consistency with memcpy in a seq_lock implementation for reader/writer threads?

How do memory_order_seq_cst and memory_order_acq_rel differ?

Can&#39;t get c++&#39;s seq_cst memory model to work

Why is the C++ standard definition of &#39;coherenced-order before&#39; different from the paper it is based on?

C++11 introduced a standardized memory model. What does it mean? And how is it going to affect C++ programming?

What happens with the store &quot;that lost race&quot; to shared memory in x86 TSO memory model?

Can the C++ compiler coalesce adjacent mutex locks?

Using an acquire fence before an atomic load

Can processor read the cache line directly with an invalidation for this line in the invalidation queue?

Why is memory_order given as a runtime argument to std::atomic functions

What do each memory_order mean?

Why is a data race being reported even if assignment is atomic?

Why does a load-load control dependency require a full read memory barrier

Can't get c++'s seq_cst memory model to work

Why is the C++ standard definition of 'coherenced-order before' different from the paper it is based on?

What happens with the store "that lost race" to shared memory in x86 TSO memory model?