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Answer by Thomas McGuire for Mutexes, atomic and fences : what offers the...
Yep, X86 and ARM have different memory models.The C++11 memory model is however not platform-specific, it has the same behavior everywhere.That means implementation of the C++11 atomics is different on...
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The issues surrounding multi-threaded programming are not language-specific or architecture-specific. You are better off studying them first with a generalized view - and only after, as a second step,...
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I'm trying to get into something deeper to better understand how many options do I have when writing multi-threaded applications in C++ 11.In short I see this 3 options so far:mutexes with explicit...
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