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According to this page most recent lock-free methods are patented or patent pending. This person has removed their lock-free implementations due to patent...
James McCartney
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Hi, Has anyone done an implementation of LF for ARM processors?...
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I am asking EFF friends (Gilmore, Blossom, etc.) to look at this issue. I HATE algorithm patents. They do too. Gilmore had his lawyers take a look at another...
Robert McGwier
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Hi everyone, I have put up a page describing my current strategy for portable memory barriers at www.csse.unimelb.edu.au/~rshelton/rfc/esci_system.html I would...
Robert Shelton
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... I fully agree. Some projects may only need the primitives. -- joq...
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... Also proving the primitives are correct takes a reasonable amount of effort. I have been aware of projects like Collier's ARCHTEST http://www.mpdiag.com/ ...
Robert Shelton
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Hi, I just picked up a copy of Game Programming Gems 6 and it has an article on pp.5-15 by Toby Jones from Microsoft on "Lock-Free Algorithms". Cheers, Chris ...
Chris Share
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I've just found this list, and I have to say I am excited about the possibilities of getting some lock-free algorithms implemented. I love the new stuff in...
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... [...] ... Unfortunately, he appears to be relying only on the boost atomic_count. I believe that his work will be more-difficult if he doesn't have more ...
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172 Ross Bencina
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Ross, that was indeed very interesting. The article shows how to build single-reader/single-writer queues with no special primitives other than word reads and...
Roger B. Dannenberg
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... The writing back zeros to every position was an an interesting method for avoiding memory fences. Wonder if a block based equivalent of this algorithm...
Robert Shelton
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There was a little bit of discussion about this article a while ago: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/liblf-dev/messages/156?threaded=1&m=e&var=1&tidx=1...
Reed Hedges
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I'm currently refactoring a library of mine and, among other things, working on improving thread-safety. Since the library is for working with audio, a common...
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This pattern exists: it is an exponential-backoff spinlock with timeout. (Your high-priority thread is using a very low timeout, your low-priority thread not...
Chris Purcell
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... If only we had a lock free library with a portable CAS :) If a system call penalty does not harm the performance of the audio thread that much, then I...
Reed Hedges
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... Well we have a sourceforge site now: http://sourceforge.net/projects/liblfds Let me know your sf user names and I'll add you to the list... I'm sure we can...
Ross Bencina
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... Did you write one from scratch, or did you build from the one I posted a while ago? Is there any interest in that one? If not, why not? :) ...
Joshua Haberman
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... Hello all, I just joined the group today. I have created an extensive library of lockfree and other atomic inline primitives, lists, queues, locks,...
Shaun Wexler
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... Hi Sean Nice to hear from you. Other ABA possibilities I know of are SMR and using CAS64 (CAS128) to keep a change counter (or some equivalent mechanism...
Ross Bencina
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Hi Josh I'd say there is interest in yours. Mine is written in x86 ASM and uses 64bit CAS to do refcounts instead of hazard ptrs so from a brief examanation of...
Ross Bencina
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Hi I'm new to this group & haven't read every message yet, but I'll share my thoughts about this. Plz note that I'll be debating about Windows, since I have no...
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... I think I saw a paper describing the problem with hazard pointers being that you need an awful lot of memory fences to make them work. Of course the...
Robert Shelton
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Sorry to reply to my own post but... ... I got SMR and RCU mixed up. The paper I mentioned is "Comparative Performance of Memory Reclamation Strategies for ...
Robert Shelton
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... Ah, TLAs... Chris...
Chris Purcell
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... Shaun, Your library sounds very interesting. Is it freely available? Is it SMP safe (by using memory barriers when appropriate)? Josh...
Joshua Haberman
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... Not currently. The functions are currently part of a proprietary commercial application for Mac OS X. I do post occasional code snippets and will gladly...
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... Not currently. The functions are currently part of a proprietary commercial application for Mac OS X. I do post occasional code snippets and will gladly...
Shaun Wexler
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... Welcome to the list. However, what you propose is not a viable solution for what I think is the intended goal of people on this list. At least a few of the...
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Yes, welcome :-) I agree with what James has said. There is certainly a lot of interest (in general) in lock-free techniques as an optimisation to increase...
Ross Bencina
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