Re: Atomic operations: Windows vs Linux

Hi everyone,

Thanks for your replies .

I dont wanna use mutexes because of their heavy overhead , i don't mind
about the trashing because i'm using this technique for VERY SHORT AND
FAST operations .
in windows, i got x6 performance using the InterlockedCompareExchange,
and i guess i hope that i'll get the same effect undef linux as well.

Because i'm much more familiar with windows (as you can see) - i
haven't tried the pthread_splinlock , so i guess that's my next move

thnx

.

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