Re: Sequenced-Before for g++ 4.1.2?

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Hei Chan <structurechart@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I probably misinterpreted what you meant about "globally visible
> memory".  I thought you meant that all threads would see the same
> copy.  What does "globally visible memory" refer to?

Yes, sorry, that was kind of ambiguous.  When I wrote "globally visible
memory" I meant a global variable or a memory location to which a global
variable points, perhaps indirectly.  E.g., if g is a global variable,
then g[1]->p1->p2 counts as globally visible.

Ian



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