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High-performance native telemetry engine
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Module 4
Low-Level Concurrency: Atomics and Memory Models
1
Atomic Read-Modify-Write with `std::atomic`
Perform atomic read-modify-write operations using `std::atomic`.
2
Understanding Happens-Before Relationships
Explain the 'happens-before' relationship in concurrent programming.
3
Memory Order Relaxed: No Ordering Constraints
Apply `memory_order_relaxed` for operations without ordering constraints.
4
Acquire-Release Memory Ordering
Use `memory_order_acquire` and `memory_order_release` to synchronize memory between threads.
5
Sequential vs. Relaxed Memory Models
Distinguish between sequential consistency and relaxed memory models.
6
Spin-lock with Compare-and-Swap
Implement a spin-lock using atomic compare-and-swap (`compare_exchange_strong`).
7
Understanding Memory Orderings
Identify when to use different memory orderings to balance safety and performance.
8
Understanding the ABA Problem in Lock-Free Algorithms
Explain the ABA problem in lock-free algorithms.
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