Upsert should only occur if the value of a particular field in the document that I'm attempting to upsert (the index) is greater than the one that is currently
I have some micro service (almost) system where each program has its own port. Moreover, not all ports in the system are available. For simplicity, I decided to
Can I safely execute following code? Is it possible to have deadlock here or some unexpected behaviour, especially when SIGINT arrives? #include <atomic>
I am trying to understand what does sequentially-consistent ordering mean for loads. Consider this artificial example: #include <atomic> #include <thr
std::atomic<T> and std::condition_variable both have member wait and notify_one functions. In some applications, programmers may have a choice between usi
Is the following code thread-safe? public object DemoObject {get;set;} public void DemoMethod() { if (DemoObject is IDemoInterface demo) { dem
Suppose we have a variable in memory, which is constantly being updated by a thread of execution by doing something like MOV into it with alternating values (si
I am using std::atomic<unsigned int> in my program. How can I print its value using printf? It doesn't work if I just use %u. I know I can use std::cout,