C/C++ Programmers

Why must they feel the need to redefine all the primitives with different names?

>>24

Wow.

You seem to feature some serious reading or learning disability I've never heard before. I suggest you to visit a psychiatrist, or maybe a neurologist. Maybe you're really a new case, unheard to the whole scientific world.

Nonetheless, don't waste time attempting to understand what's been told, neither about volatile in particular, neither about memory fencing, neither about lack of availability of good quality information, neither about nothing in programming. Aside the attrition, there've been a couple of good observations; however, everything you've exposed in your example is a ridiculous, not to say pretentiously insightful, exposition of two-decade-aged processor architecturing, while being terribly off-topic at the same time, but that's easily explainable assuming the installation of such a severe malady. It's better to seek professional advice.

For such people it is Good Practice to just keep away from society for as long as it is possible, or at least for the duration of the treatment, if one is available.