In my previous blog post I described the key features of the new persistent memory analysis tool we created - pmemcheck. You should now be aware of the main pitfalls of persistent memory programming and of ways pmemcheck informs you about possible misuses of PMEM. We should now dive into a more …

As you probably noticed from the previous posts, persistent memory programming isn’t really that easy. There are a couple of things you have to consider - data consistency being the most important one. The contemporary x86_64 architecture supports at most 8-byte atomic stores. You probably …