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Lack of symmetry in memory synchronization breaks a number of use cases for callback functions (function pointers) #25

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s-m-e opened this issue Mar 18, 2018 · 2 comments

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s-m-e commented Mar 18, 2018

Basic support for callback functions (function pointers) was introduced as part of v0.0.8, see issues #3 and #4. The current implementation of the memory synchronization mechanism has significant flaws, see issue #23 for example. Analysis and likely a re-implementation of the memory synchronization layer is required.

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@s-m-e s-m-e changed the title Lack of symetry in memory synchronization breaks a number of use cases for callback functions (function pointers) Lack of symmetry in memory synchronization breaks a number of use cases for callback functions (function pointers) Mar 27, 2018
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