
Linux restartable sequences explained for systems programmers
Hacker News·1w·grappler
A deep dive into rseq, a kernel feature that lets userspace code execute atomic sections without syscalls—critical for high-performance libraries and runtimes. Understanding this matters if you're building or optimizing low-level systems work.
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