As in the title, are read and write operations regarding uint8, atomic? Logically it must be a single cpu instruction obviously to read and write for a 8 bit variable. But in any case, two cores could simultaneously read and write from the memory, is it possible to create a stale data this way?
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- dsfs1233 2016-03-21 14:18关注
There's no guarantee that the access on native types are on any platform atomic. This is why there is
sync/atomic
. See also the advice in the memory model documentation.Example for generic way of atomically setting a value (Play)
var ax atomic.Value // may be globally accessible x := uint8(5) // set atomically ax.Store(x) x = ax.Load().(uint8)
Probably more efficient solution for
uint8
(Play):var ax int64 // may be globally accessible x := uint8(5) atomic.StoreInt64(&ax, 10) x = uint8(atomic.LoadInt64(&ax)) fmt.Printf("%T %v ", x, x)
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