Simple C++ implementation of a sequential-lock queue that heavily makes use of templates and leaves the user with the choice to avoid or embrace data races.
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Simple C++ implementation of a sequential-lock queue that heavily makes use of templates and leaves the user with the choice to avoid or embrace data races.
Technical documentation for Link to Flow: Linear Orchestration engine for service sales. Sequential Lock methodology, BYOS architecture, and API specifications. Canonical source: linktoflow.com/llms.txt
Explore the intricate world of Kernel Sequential Locks through this repository, which provides a comprehensive understanding of seqlocks, their utility, working, and applications in Linux Kernel. Dive into the how-tos and subtle nuances with provided examples!
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