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memory consistency model: a standalone construct

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Computer architecture

the rules specifying what values reads may return in a shared-memory multiprocessor, from strict to relaxed orderings.

In computer architecture, memory consistency model refers to the rules specifying what values reads may return in a shared-memory multiprocessor, from strict to relaxed orderings. This meaning comes from Adve (1996) in Computer.[1]

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References

Adve, S. V., & Gharachorloo, K. (1996). Shared memory consistency models: a tutorial. Computer, 29(12), 66-76. https://doi.org/10.1109/2.546611

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