C
C# Learner
Is a float [C#] which is declared as volatile [C#] guaranteed to be read
from and written to atomically?
from and written to atomically?
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
C# Learner said:Is a float [C#] which is declared as volatile [C#] guaranteed to be read
from and written to atomically?
It's guaranteed to be read from and written to atomically whether or
not it's declared volatile.
C
C# Learner
It's guaranteed to be read from and written to atomically whether or
not it's declared volatile.
Thanks
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Sriram Krishnan
Hmm..then the only purpose is to set up automatic memory barriers when you
have a volatile variable?
And just curious - what's the VB.NET equivalent of 'volatile'?
have a volatile variable?
And just curious - what's the VB.NET equivalent of 'volatile'?
J
Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
Sriram Krishnan said:Hmm..then the only purpose is to set up automatic memory barriers when you
have a volatile variable?
Yes.
And just curious - what's the VB.NET equivalent of 'volatile'?
I don't think there is one.