Note that this paper does not take compiler optimizations into account. From
the hardware side, it is unclear how IA-64 processors would perform with
sequential consistency (IA-64 has a relaxed model).
Sarita
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> Subject: JavaMemoryModel: That gap again
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> Hill, IEEE Computer'98 >> How will the performance gap
> [between seq consistency & other models] change over the
> next ten years? One argument is that it will grow, because
> the latency to memory ... is likely to grow. On the contrary,
> I see two reasons that make it likely to shrink. <<
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> Five years on, which way is it going?
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> Ben Wint
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