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Barriers in OpenCL

score 276 · Answer 1 · 2016-12-20 19:05:20

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Barriers in OpenCL

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lock-free synchronization, fences and memory order (store operation with acquire semantics)

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Are these definitions of acquire and release fences incorrect?

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What (bad) can happen if I don't issue _mm_sfence() after _mm_clflushopt()?

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volatile variable and atomic operations on Visual C++ x86

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When is a compiler-only memory barrier (such as std::atomic_signal_fence) useful?

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Do we need mfence when using xchg

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Why isn't a C++11 acquire_release fence enough for Dekker synchronization?

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Barriers in OpenCL

Are variables used by System.Threading.Timer subject to caching?

lock-free synchronization, fences and memory order (store operation with acquire semantics)

Are these definitions of acquire and release fences incorrect?

What (bad) can happen if I don't issue _mm_sfence() after _mm_clflushopt()?

Intel 64 and IA-32 | Atomic operations including acquire / release semantic

volatile variable and atomic operations on Visual C++ x86

When is a compiler-only memory barrier (such as std::atomic_signal_fence) useful?

Do we need mfence when using xchg

Why isn't a C++11 acquire_release fence enough for Dekker synchronization?

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