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Memory semantics (computing)

Known as: Memory semantics 
In computing and parallel processing, memory semantics refers to the process logic used to control access to shared memory locations, or at a higher… 
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Consistency modelLock (computer science)Parallel computingTransactional memory

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2019
2019
Vorpal: Vector Clock Ordering For Large Persistent Memory Systems
In systems with non-volatile main memories (NVMMs), programmers must carefully control the order in which writes become… 
2013
2013
On-the-fly verification of memory consistency with concurrent relaxed scoreboards
Parallel programming requires the definition of shared-memory semantics by means of a consistency model, which affects how the… 
2012
2012
CHOMP: A Framework and Instruction Set for Latency Tolerant, Massively Multithreaded Processors
Given the recent advent of the multicore era [1], we find that parallel application performance is no longer solely gated by an… 
2004
2004
Pim Lite: Vlsi Prototype of a Multithreaded Processor-In-Memory Chip
2003
2003
Implementation over VAPI on InfiniBand : Challenges , Design Experiences , and Performance Evaluation ( a workin-progress report , status 07 / 07 / 03 )
More and more clusters are already equipped or planned with InfiniBand as interconnect technology. InfiniBand architecture is an… 
2002
2002
EXTENDING THE APPLICABILITY OF SOFTWARE DSM BY ADDING USER REDEFINABLE MEMORY SEMANTICS
2001
2001
Simulation Fidelity Metrics for Virtual Environments Based on Memory Semantics Speaker
1996
1996
Memory Consistency Models of Bus-Based Multiprocessors
The Partial Orders Framework 3] provides a uniied way to specify the memory semantics of distributed systems. This report… 
1991
1991
Consistency control and memory semantics for persistent objects
1990
1990
Memory Semantics in Large Grained Persistent Objects
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