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Synchronization, coherence, and event ordering in multiprocessors
1988
Computer
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The instruction set of a multiprocessor usually contains basic instructions that are used to implement synchronization and communication between cooperating processes. These instructions are usually supported by special-purpose hardware. Some primary hardware functions are necessary to guarantee correct interprocess communication and synchronization, while other, secondary hardware functions simplify the design of parallel applications and operating systems. The notions of synchronization and
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