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Generating these tests unfortunately means a lot of junk, but it's hard to write/update these tests by hand. Added tests focus on atomic orderings for cmpxchg. Actually writing out these tests showed some potentially dubious results; we should probably consider using casp for 128-bit atomic load/store/rmw. |
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