Gregory's Server@jubilee @thephd @fasterthanlime even after the C++ memory model was _released_, people didn't realize that nontemporal stores are problematic because they didn't see them on their threads yet
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@jubilee @thephd @fasterthanlime even after the C++ memory model was _released_, people didn't realize that nontemporal stores are problematic because they didn't see them on their threads yet 1 comment
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@nilstrieb @thephd @fasterthanlime yeah also the CPU had fewer actual write-combining buffers it could be retiring simultaneously.
but the CPUs have gotten more powerful at that sooooooooooo