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An umbrella term for methods and algorithms to synchronize multithreaded environments or other forms of distributed system without using locks.
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C++11 lock free collection similar to std::forward_list - follow-up 2
Thread safe and lock free collections are very hard to write, so I'd appreciate any feedback, especially regarding bugs. The code below is a self contained hpp, followed by some tests.
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C++11 lock free collection similar to std::forward_list - follow-up
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Thread safe and lock free collections are very hard to write, so I'd appreciate any feedback …
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