[0.1.1] A relation between atomic operations in memory models where a release fence on one thread synchronizes with an
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[0.1.2] C11/C++11 memory ordering that only guarantees atomicity of the operation with no ordering constraints relativ
[0.1.3] The strongest memory ordering requiring a single total order of all sequentially consistent operations visible
[0.1.4] Memory ordering semantics ensuring all subsequent loads/stores cannot be reordered before the acquire operatio
[0.1.5] A fundamental ordering relation in memory models defining that if operation A happens-before operation B, then
[0.1.6] Standard C11 specification defining memory orderings: memory_order_relaxed, memory_order_consume, memory_order
[0.2.1] Compare-and-swap operation atomically loading a value, comparing it to an expected value, and storing a new va
[0.2.2] A synchronization operation or primitive that establishes an inter-thread happens-before relationship, ensurin
[0.2.3] Atomic operation that reads the current value of a variable and writes a new value in a single indivisible ste
[0.2.4] Placement of data structures on memory boundaries matching cache line size, typically 64 bytes, preventing fal
[0.3.1] The indivisibility guarantee that a relaxed atomic operation completes as a single indivisible step; no interm
[0.3.2] The fundamental property that a relaxed atomic operation executes as a single indivisible step from the perspe
[0.3.3] The ordering contrast where acquire_semantics prevents subsequent operations from being reordered before the a
[0.3.4] A single total order of all sequentially consistent operations that is visible and agreed upon by all threads
[0.3.5] The fundamental indivisibility property that any relaxed atomic operation completes as a single non-interrupti
[0.3.6] The default memory ordering for std::atomic operations in C11/C++11 when no memory_order is explicitly specifi
[0.3] the deep_c11_memory_model subdomain of concurrency synchronization primitives and memory models (108 concepts)
[0.4.1] A transient spike in the rate of lock or resource acquisition attempts triggered by mass wakeup, producing que
[0.4.2] The closed interval [min_delay, previous_delay times decorrelation_factor] from which the uniform random sampl
[0.4.3] The uniform random draw within the bounding range that produces the new current_delay value; the randomness de
[0.4.4] The emergent property that decorrelated jitter reduces the probability of simultaneous retries among competing
[0.4.5] The phenomenon where concurrently woken threads retry a failing operation in near-lockstep, reinforcing the co
[0.4.6] A collection of threads blocked on a single synchronization point awaiting a condition; the structural prerequ
[0.5.1] A memory ordering primitive that ensures all load and store operations appearing after the fence in program or
[0.5.2] The order of operations as they appear in source code within a single thread; a fundamental component of happe
[0.5.3] The subset of happens_before relations that cross thread boundaries, established by synchronizes_with connecti
[0.5.4] A transitive, irreflexive partial order over operations in a memory model that defines which operations must a
[0.5.5] A memory ordering guarantee where all subsequent memory operations become visible only after the acquire opera
[0.5.6] A memory ordering guarantee where all prior memory operations become visible before the release operation; pai
[0.6.1] rmw_operation: an atomic fetch_add, fetch_sub, fetch_or, fetch_and, fetch_xor, fetch_max, fetch_min, or fetch_
[0.6.2] The property that a relaxed atomic operation executes to full completion before any observer can witness its e
[0.6.3] The guaranteed absence of any transient value during operation execution that could be sampled by a concurrent
[0.6.4] modification_order_commitment: the serialization of the RMW operation into the global modification order of th
[0.6.5] modify_phase: the purely computational step wherein the value captured in the read phase is transformed by the
[0.6.6] write_phase: the final step wherein the result of the modify phase is written atomically to the target variabl
[0.6] the deep_indivisibility_prope subdomain of concurrency synchronization primitives and memory models (19 concepts)
[0.7.1] Randomized variance introduced into the computed delay to decorrelate competing threads and mitigate thunderin
[0.7.2] The computed wait interval for the current retry iteration; derived from base_delay multiplied by backoff_mult
[0.7.3] Operation appending a thread-local qnode to the queue tail; atomically CASes qnode into tail; on CAS failure,
[0.7.4] Initial wait time in nanoseconds or microseconds before the first lock acquisition retry; the starting point o