Read-modify-write

Known as: RMW, Read modify write, Read–modify–write

In computer science, read-modify-write is a class of atomic operations (such as test-and-set, fetch-and-add, and compare-and-swap) that both read a…

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2011

Scaling DRAM will be increasingly difficult due to power and cost constraint. Phase Change Memory (PCM) is an emerging memory…

2009

In this paper we investigate feedback-directed dynamic selection between different implementations of atomic blocks. We initially…

2008

New I/O usage models have emerged recently. There is a trend towards offloading computeintensive applications to specialized…

2007

This paper describes the design and implementation of the massively parallel processor based on the matrix architecture which is…

2007

MPI-2's One-sided communication interface is being explored in scientific applications. One of the important operations in a one…

2006

The discovery, more than a decade ago, of the relation between Distributed-Computing (DC) and Algebraic-Topology (AT) raised the…

2003

This paper presents a new algorithm for goal-independent Q-learning. The model was tested on a simulation of the Morris watermaze…

2002

In order to save power consumption in read-modify-write (RMW) DRAM operation, a bit-wise read-compare-write (RCW) scheme is…

1998

In the late 1990’s, graphics hardware is experiencing a dramatic board-to-chip integration reminiscent to the minicomputer-to…

1998

Three fast mutual exclusion algorithms using read-modify-write and atomic read/write registers are presented in a sequence, with…