[MauranKilom]

This is what draws my attention more:

> //FIXME: There's a threading issue in CryPhysics with ARM's weak memory ordering.

https://github.com/CRYTEK/CRYENGINE/blob/6c4f4df4a7a092300d6...

Translation: "We have race conditions in our C++, but x86 is lenient enough and current MSVC not aggressive enough to make it crash and burn constantly on our main platform."

Coincidentally, I finished Crysis 1 today. That involved the first four crashes I had with the game, three of which were in the final battle.

[361994752]

This is not about race condition. Rather it is something more like why you need volatile keyword.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72275/when-should-the-vo...

[MauranKilom]

Can you elaborate? volatile and threading in C++ are orthogonal to each other. I don't understand why you consider a C# volatile discussion relevant when talking about C++ race conditions.

[ensiferum]

Volatile in c++ has nothing to do with threading.