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Concurrency / Spinlock / Fetch-and-add / MOV / Test-and-set / Lock / X86-64 / Compare-and-swap / Non-blocking algorithm / Concurrency control / Computer architecture / Computing
Date: 2014-05-08 10:53:18
Concurrency
Spinlock
Fetch-and-add
MOV
Test-and-set
Lock
X86-64
Compare-and-swap
Non-blocking algorithm
Concurrency control
Computer architecture
Computing

Atomic increments Enrique Soriano−Salvador Laboratorio de Sistemas Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Gorka Guardiola Múzquiz

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