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Spsc::peek: Fix atomic ordering bug - #703
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Minor typo in the commit message, "commited" should be "committed".
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The written data is then committed with a Release write to "tail". Tail needs to be loaded with Acquire ordering then to ensure proper concurrency.
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The written data is then commited with a Release write to "tail". Tail needs to be loaded with Acquire ordering then to ensure proper concurrency.