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Simple extensions of 1-writer atomic variable constructions to multiwriter ones
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    Simple extensions of 1-writer atomic variable constructions to multiwriter ones (English)
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    16 November 1995
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    We present several simple wait-free constructions of multiwriter multireader multivalued atomic shared variables. These are extensions of two 1-writer constructions in the literature and use a multiwriter multireader fixed-valued atomic variable. All the constructions are intuitive, and their correctness proofs are short and easy to follow. Some constructions are conflict-free, that is, in each execution, no reading of a buffer overlaps with any writing of that buffer. All the conflict-free constructions have the property that there is only one reading of a buffer in a read execution. Some of them have the additional property that there is only one writing of a 1-reader buffer, for each reader, in a write execution.
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    wait-free constructions
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    multiwriter multireader multivalued atomic shared variables
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    correctness proofs
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    conflict-free constructions
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