Lecture

The Power of Registers

Description

This lecture explores the concept of wait-free implementations of atomic objects, focusing on counters and snapshots. It covers naive and atomic implementations, discussing the key idea for enforcing atomicity and wait-freedom. The instructor presents examples and compares non-atomic with atomic snapshots.

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Official source

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High-performance computing: Distributed computing, Parallel computing

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