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Stupid SMP Tricks: A Review of Locking Engineering Principles and Hierarchy
Stupid SMP Tricks: A Review of Locking Engineering Principles and Hierarchy.
Daniel Vetter put together a pair of intriguing blog posts entitled Locking Engineering Principles and Locking Engineering Hierarchy . These appear to be an attempt to establish a set of GPU-wide or perhaps even driver-tree-wide concurrency coding conventions. Which would normally be none of my…
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