The transactional memory must still track reads, creating a read-set; a successful transaction simply writes all the reads belonging to a read-set, to the register file.
A successful transaction simply writes all the reads belonging to a read-set, to the register file. The transactional memory must still track reads, creating a read-set.
The transactional memory must still track reads, creating a read-set. A successful transaction simply writes all the reads belonging to a read-set, to the register file.
The transactional memory must still track reads, creating a read-set. A successful transaction simply writes all the reads belonging to a read-set, to the register file.