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15 May 2012 Interestingly, mfence isn't the only instruction which acts as a full memory barrier on x86/64. On these processors, any locked instruction, such as xchg , also acts as a full memory barrier – provided you don't use SSE instructions or write-combined memory, which this sample doesn't. In fact, the Microsoft
24 Jun 2007 a compiler barrier and nothing more. As well, if you look at the code snippet from the second page linked, which supposedly shows a full memory barrier for x86, apparently does nothing of the sort. An xchg does not guarantee any fence what-so-ever, at least as far as I can see from x86 instruction listings.
In addition, the xchg instruction implicitly includes the lock prefix, which forces the processor hardware to complete the memory operations for all instructions that precede the xchg instruction before it initiates memory operations for instructions that follow the xchg instruction. KeMemoryBarrier prevents both the compiler and
18 Aug 2014 x86 has mostly strong memory model, all the usual stores/loads have release/acquire semantics implicitly. The exception is only SSE non-temporal store operations which require sfence to be ordered as usual. All the read-modify-write (RMW) instructions with the LOCK prefix imply full memory barrier, i.e.
29 Oct 2013 Synchronization mechanisms in multiple-processor systems may depend upon a strong memory-ordering model. Here, a program can use a locking instruction such as the XCHG instruction or the LOCK prefix to ensure that a read-modify-write operation on memory is carried out atomically. Locking
Creates a hardware memory barrier (fence) that prevents the CPU from re-ordering read and write operations. #ifdef _AMD64_ #define MemoryBarrier __faststorefence #endif #ifdef _IA64_ #define MemoryBarrier __mf #endif // x86 FORCEINLINE VOID MemoryBarrier ( VOID ) { LONG Barrier; __asm { xchg Barrier, eax } }
9 Jun 2011 MemoryBarrier and _mm_mfence when defined to use xchg of uninitialized data (junk) with eax. This does two things: 1) xchg implicitly performs a LOCK (as if LOCK prefix were on the instruction). The LOCK will assure that the external view of memory is consistent with your core's internalview of the
27 Jan 2012 According to Chapter 8 Bus Locking, of the Intel 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer's Manual, Volume 3A. The memory-ordering model prevents loads and stores from being reordered with locked instructions that execute earlier or later. So the locked XCHG instruction acts as a memory barrier,
4 Dec 2009 When talking to Joe, I had stated that I thought the MFENCE, LFENCE, and SFENCE instructions were only required for SSE. I said the Intel memory model already provided an ordering guarantee, and that no fence instructions were required. My mistaken recollection was that these were effectively no-ops
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