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ck_pr_fas_ptr, ck_pr_fas_double, ck_pr_fas_char, ck_pr_fas_uint, ck_pr_fas_int, ck_pr_fas_64,

Description

       The ck_pr_fas(3) family of functions atomically fetch the value pointed to  by  target  and  replace  the
       value pointed to by target with the value specified by new_value.

Library

       Concurrency Kit (libck, -lck)

Name

       ck_pr_fas_ptr,    ck_pr_fas_double,    ck_pr_fas_char,   ck_pr_fas_uint,   ck_pr_fas_int,   ck_pr_fas_64,
       ck_pr_fas_32, ck_pr_fas_16, ck_pr_fas_8 — atomic swap operations

Return Values

       This  function  returns  the value pointed to by target at the time of operation invocation before it was
       atomically replaced with new_value.

See Also

ck_pr_fence_load(3),    ck_pr_fence_load_depends(3),     ck_pr_fence_store(3),     ck_pr_fence_memory(3),
       ck_pr_load(3),  ck_pr_store(3),  ck_pr_faa(3),  ck_pr_inc(3),  ck_pr_dec(3),  ck_pr_neg(3), ck_pr_not(3),
       ck_pr_add(3),  ck_pr_sub(3),  ck_pr_and(3),  ck_pr_or(3),   ck_pr_xor(3),   ck_pr_cas(3),   ck_pr_btc(3),
       ck_pr_bts(3), ck_pr_btr(3)

       Additional information available at http://concurrencykit.org/

                                                  April 7, 2013                                     ck_pr_fas(3)

Synopsis

#include<ck_pr.h>void*ck_pr_fas_ptr(void*target, void*new_value);

       doubleck_pr_fas_double(double*target, doublenew_value);

       charck_pr_fas_char(char*target, charnew_value);

       unsignedintck_pr_fas_uint(unsignedint*target, unsignedintnew_value);

       intck_pr_fas_int(int*target, intnew_value);

       uint64_tck_pr_fas_64(uint64_t*target, uint64_tnew_value);

       uint32_tck_pr_fas_32(uint32_t*target, uint32_tnew_value);

       uint16_tck_pr_fas_16(uint16_t*target, uint16_tnew_value);

       uint8_tck_pr_fas_8(uint8_t*target, uint8_tnew_value);

See Also