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The Need for Memory Models by Amy |
Topic: Technics |
| Clearly, the ability to arbitrarily move memory accesses anywhere at all would lead to chaos, so all practical memory models have the following three fundamental rules: |
| Published: Monday 19 April, 2010 |
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Principles of Safe Multithreaded Access by Amy |
Topic: Technics |
| The biggest conceptual difference between sequential and multithreaded programs is the way the programmer should view memory. In a sequential program, memory can be thought of as being stable unless the program is actively modifying it. For a multithreaded program, however, it is better to think of ... |
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