Assuming that CompareAndSwap (or CAS) never fails spuriously, can CompareExchange be implemented with CAS?
i have a table of resources (lets say cars) which i want to claim atomically. I then want information about which resource I just claimed.
I have written the followin atomic template with a view to mimicing the atomic operations which will be available in the upcoming c++0x standard.
Background: I maintain several Winforms apps and class libraries that either could or already do benefit from caching.I\'m also aware of the 开发者_StackOverflowCaching Application Block and the Syst
Are there functions for performing atomic operations (like increment / decrement of an integer) etc supported by C Run time library or any other utility libraries?
Target OS: Win2003 As posted in other S开发者_Python百科O questions about file operation atomicity, Win32 was simply not designed for transactions. Still I wonder whether file deletion could be non-
Imagine a program with two threads. They are running the following code (CAS refers to Compare and Swap):
If I have something like this (pseudocode): class A { List<SomeClass> list; private void clearList()
In my multithreaded asmx web service I had a class field _allData of my own type SystemData which consists of few List<T> and Dictionary<T> marked as volatile. The system data (_allData) i
I\'m designing a program and i found that assuming implicit cache coherency make the design much much easier. For example my single writer (always the same thread) multiple reader (always other thread
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