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gulsanchouhan asked Oct 13, 2017

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Consider the following statements:

i) if(count==0)

ii) add %eax,%ebx

1. i is atomic, ii is non-atomic

2. i is non-atomic, ii is non-atomic

3. i is non-atomic, ii is atomic

4. Both are atomic

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option 4 is the answer..

kapilbk1996 answered Oct 18, 2017

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why 4th is atomic?

what is the meaning of %eax?

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