Boost.Lockfree
Boost.Lockfree provides lock-free and wait-free data structures — concurrent queues and
Boost.Lockfree provides lock-free and wait-free data structures — concurrent queues and
When one function calls another, both sides need to agree on where the arguments go, where the
Understanding how C++ programs use memory is fundamental to writing efficient, safe code. Memory is divided into distinct regions with different characteristics and management strategies.
Reshaping transforms data between wide and long formats. Common operations:
Stack overflow on a hosted operating system is an event. A guard page is hit, the process receives a signal, the debugger stops on the offending frame, and you have a stack trace pointing at the recursion you forgot to bound. Stack overflow on a bare-metal Cortex-M is not an event. It is a silent write to a variable that belongs to something else, discovered later, in code that is innocent.
Stacks and queues are not new storage — they are restrictions on storage. Both hold a sequence,
On bare metal there is one stack, the linker script decides where it starts, and the map file tells you how much room it has. Adopting a kernel deletes all three of those facts at once. There are now N+1 stacks; the linker knows about exactly one of them; and the other N are ordinary arrays — either carved out of a heap at runtime or declared as static — with nothing above or below them that the toolchain considers special.