In C++ and the Perils of Double-Checked Locking, the authors give an example on how to implement the pattern correctly. Singleton* Singleton::instance () { Singleton* tmp = pInstance; ... // insert memory barrier (1) if (tmp == 0) { Lock lock; tmp = pInstance; if (tmp == 0) { tmp = new Singleton; ... // […]
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