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Amanieu avatar Amanieu commented on May 17, 2024 1

The consensus was that if you want SeqCst semantics then you should just wrap a pair of SeqCst fences around every queue operation.

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 avatar commented on May 17, 2024

applications may need stronger guarantees for e.g. relating multiple queues.

I've chatted with @Amanieu about this. It turns out that:

  • Even mutexes can't relate multiple queues (locking is not SeqCst).
  • Read operations in reader-writer locks are possibly not SeqCst due to lock elision.

Given that, should we strive to provide SeqCst semantics in our data structures at all?

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 avatar commented on May 17, 2024

I wonder whether @jeehoonkang agrees. If so, we can close the issue.

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jeehoonkang avatar jeehoonkang commented on May 17, 2024

I generally don't believe "sequential consistency" can give you much benefit: after all, its meaning is very vague. In this spirit, I'm in favor of closing this issue.

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