
Arm Barriers 101: What Are Barriers And Why Do We Need Them?
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
What you’ll learn
Discover why Arm defines a weakly-ordered memory model
Explore the rules dictating whether two memory access may be reordered
Learn how to use barriers in software to manually enforce ordering
Learn how to descope barriers to mitigate any potential impacts on system performance
Requirements
Beginner friendly!
Assumes no prior Arm Architecture experience.
Some basic C/C++ programming experience is recommended, but not required.
Description
Overview
Section 1: What are barriers, and why do we need them?
Lecture 1 Why weakly-ordered?
Lecture 2 System-level reordering
Lecture 3 Dependencies and successors
Lecture 4 Idempotence and speculation
Lecture 5 Data Memory Barriers
Lecture 6 Shareability domains
Lecture 7 Conventions and expectations
Lecture 8 Atomics and synchronization
Lecture 9 Workshop
Lecture 10 Quiz
Engineers at all experience levels working on Arm-based platforms.,Firmware Engineers.,Kernel Engineers.,Hypervisor Engineers.,Device Driver Engineers.,Application Developers.

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