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by luisabreu via LA.NET [EN] on 7/3/2009 2:28:13 PM
In the last post, we’ve talked about memory fences. Today we’re going to keep looking at this topic, but we’re turning our attention to coding, ie, we’re going to talk about the options we have to add fences to our classes. In .NET, things are relatively straightforward. Whenever we use one of the interlocked methods we’ve met in the past, we’re adding a full fence to our code. Locking will also end up using full fences. As you can see, you’re already using full fences in several places.
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