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How do you use std::atomic to achieve thread-safety without locking mutexes?

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How do you use std::atomic to achieve thread-safety without locking mutexes?

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Issue using std::atomic_flag with worker thread

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Does C++11 guarantee memory ordering between a release fence and a consume operation?

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Atomic objects of trivially copyable types in GCC

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std::bind fails to compile with std::atomic_bool& on MSVC

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Release-Consume ordering for reference counting

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Can a store-release be reordered with a subsequent sequential-consistent load in C++11?

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