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by maxlybbert
3990 days ago
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A few years ago, the C++ standard didn't guarantee that the double-checked idiom would work. Even if your threading library had some way to insert the necessary memory barriers, it was possible that your compiler would optimize important things away. C++11 changes that. The language now has standard ways to add memory barriers, and compiler optimizations can't remove them. |
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