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Introducing the C++ memory model

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 Long, Mike

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Introducing the C++ memory model
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The C++ memory model
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The memory model is perhaps one of the most valuable but misunderstood changes in c++11. For the first time, c++ programmers have a language contract with the runtime about how their code will be executed in the face of hardware optimizations, memory hierarchies and multiple threads of execution. This talk will introduce you to the key concepts in the memory model, and show how these concepts apply to the new atomic primitives in c++11.