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preshing.com
Generally speaking, in lock-free programming, there are two ways in which threads can manipulate shared memory: They can compete with each other for a resource, or they can pass ... |
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herbsutter.com
In Welcome to the Jungle, I predicted that "weak" hardware memory models will disappear. This is true, and it's happening before our eyes: x86 has always been considered a "strong" hardware memory model that supports sequentially consistent atomics efficiently. The other major architecture, ARM, recently announced that they are now adding strong memory ordering in... |
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www.nickwilcox.com
With Apple's recent announcement that they are moving away from Intel X86 CPU's to their own ARM CPU's for future laptops and desktops I thought it would be a good time to take a look at the some differences that can affect systems programmers working in Rust. |
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blog.lohr.dev
A review by a Rust enthusiast |
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