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Commit Message	Contributor	Files Modified	Lines Added	Lines Removed	Code Location	Date
Oct 30, 2023 — Oct 30, 2024 Showing page 190 of 197 Search / Filter on:
Convert __thread_local_data to the singleton pattern	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Bug 7983 fixed by Bernhard Rosenkraenzer	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
temporarily use cc to link instead of clang to work around issue with -Xarch	Nick Kledzik	More...				about 14 years ago
update export list for when building with clang++	Nick Kledzik	More...				about 14 years ago
updated for weekly test results	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Patch by Marshall Clow to make the assignment operators of piecewise_constant_distribution and piecewise_linear_distribution exception safe.	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Updated atomic design docs	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Corrected an inconsistency with recent changes in tuple, and perfect forwarding within bind	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Relaxing timing test a bit to avoid spurious test failures under load	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Update atomic design A	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Updated <atomic> docs with three design options	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
A compiler writer's guide to <atomic>, minor update	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
A compiler writer's guide to <atomic>	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Make flag type configurable by the compiler	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Thanks Sebastian\!	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Filling out the infrastructure in <atomic>	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
__has_feature crutch	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Still working on the basic design of <atomic>. I'm working towards a system by which the compiler only needs to define the strongest intrinsics it can. Weaker atomics in the library automatically try stronger and stronger variants, picking the weakest compiler intrinsic available. If no compiler intrinsics are available for a given operation, the library locks a mutex and does the job. Better documentation to follow...	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Tweak to make clang blocks work with std::functional (very fragile)	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Bug 7984 by Bernhard Rosenkraenzer	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Bug 8254 by Bernhard Rosenkraenzer	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
[atomics.flag] completed. Initialization is not working on clang and can't be made to work without defaulted default constructors.	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Name change of intrinsics as suggested by Jeffrey Yasskin	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Contemplating this <atomic> reorganization...	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
updated per weekly tests	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Didn't mean to commit that one	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Wrestling with the slowly dawning realization that <atomic> isn't implementable on any compiler at my disposal...	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
fixing whitespace	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
[atomics.order]	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago
Getting started on <atomic>	Howard Hinnant	More...				about 14 years ago

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