Fences as Memory Barriers
Explore how fences, implemented via std::atomic_thread_fence, function as memory barriers to control the ordering of load and store operations in C++ concurrency. Understand their role in preventing unintended reordering of read and write operations, ensuring correct synchronization without relying on atomic variables.
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An std::atomic_thread_fence prevents specific operations from crossing a fence, and it doesn’t need an atomic variable; they are frequently just referred to as fences or memory barriers. You quickly get an idea of what an std::atomic_thread_fence is all about.
What does it mean by Fences as Memory Barriers? Specific operations cannot cross a memory barrier. What kind of operations? From a bird’s-eye view, we have two ...