Transactional Memory (TM) is on its way to becoming the programming API of choice for
writing correct, concurrent, and scalable programs. Hardware TM (HTM) implementations …

Transactional memory (TM) is a speculative shared-memory synchronization mechanism
used to speed up concurrent programs. Most current TM implementations are software …

Current hardware transactional memory systems seek to simplify parallel programming, but
assume that large transactions are rare, so it is acceptable to penalize their performance or …

Transactional memory (TM) has long been advocated as a promising pathway to more
automated concurrency control for scaling concurrent programs running on parallel …

The guiding design principle behind best-effort hardware transactional memory (BEHTM) is
simplicity of implementation and verification. Only minimal modifications to the base …

Transactional memory (TM) promises to substantially reduce the difficulty of writing correct,
efficient, and scalable concurrent programs. But" bounded" and" best-effort" hardware TM …

Transactional memory (TM) promises to substantially reduce the difficulty of writing correct,
efficient, and scalable concurrent programs. But previous “bounded” and “best-effort” …

Best-effort hardware transactional memory (HTM) allows complex operations to execute
atomically and in parallel, so long as hardware buffers do not overflow, and conflicts are not …

Hardware transactional memory has great potential to simplify the creation ofcorrect and
efficient multithreaded programs, allowing programmers to exploitmore effectively the soon …

Transactional Memory (TM) simplifies parallel programming by supporting parallel tasks that
execute in an atomic and isolated way. To achieve the best possible performance, TM must …