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Yes, C's memory model is fraught with concurrency race conditions, but it's fast, direct, and dangerous and that's part of it's appeal. It'd be a shame to see C
by snorkel 15y ago
Yes, C's memory model is fraught with concurrency race conditions, but it's fast, direct, and dangerous and that's part of it's appeal. It'd be a shame to see C be tamed and muddled to look more like its caged derivatives.
- scott_s 15y agoC does not have a memory model. Its "memory model" is whatever is provided by the underlying hardware.