AtomicInt32
Various atomic operations for Int32 data type
accessible as extension methods.
Atomically updates the current value with the results of applying the given function
to the current and given values, returning the updated value.
Adds two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the sum,
as an atomic operation.
Bitwise "ands" two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the result,
as an atomic operation.
Bitwise "ors" two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the result,
as an atomic operation.
Bitwise "xors" two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the result,
as an atomic operation.
Atomically sets the referenced value to the given updated value if the current value == the expected value.
Atomically decrements the referenced value by one.
Atomically updates the current value with the results of applying the given function
to the current and given values, returning the original value.
Adds two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the sum,
as an atomic operation.
Bitwise "ands" two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the result,
as an atomic operation.
Bitwise "ors" two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the result,
as an atomic operation.
Bitwise "xors" two 32-bit integers and replaces referenced integer with the result,
as an atomic operation.
Modifies the referenced value atomically.
Atomically updates the stored value with the results
of applying the given function, returning the original value.
Atomically increments the referenced value by one.
Modifies the referenced value atomically.
Atomically updates the stored value with the results
of applying the given function, returning the updated value.
Reads the value of the specified field. On systems that require it, inserts a
memory barrier that prevents the processor from reordering memory operations
as follows: If a read or write appears after this method in the code, the processor
cannot move it before this method.
Writes the specified value to the specified field. On systems that require it,
inserts a memory barrier that prevents the processor from reordering memory operations
as follows: If a read or write appears before this method in the code, the processor
cannot move it after this method.