Editorial: Miscellaneous improvements to memory model/(Shared)ArrayBuffer/TypedArray #3396
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There are three occurrences of "For each event" that should probably be changed to "For each Memory event". And similarly one occurrence of "there exists an event". |
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@jmdyck Thanks, updated. |
…ord [[EventList]] contents (Shared Data Block events, Synchronize events, and a host-specific events)
…Data Block event comparison
…linked "{reads,writes}"
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Thanks for the thorough review, @syg. I've incorporated the remaining suggests and rebased. |
| 1. For each event _E_ of EventSet(_execution_), do | ||
| 1. If _E_ is not in SharedDataBlockEventSet(_execution_), add _E_ to _events_. | ||
| 1. Return _events_. | ||
| 1. Return the subtraction of SharedDataBlockEventSet(_execution_) from EventSet(_execution_). |
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I'd prefer not to rely on this novel phrasing. It's just as easy to be explicit about it.
| 1. Return the subtraction of SharedDataBlockEventSet(_execution_) from EventSet(_execution_). | |
| 1. Return a new Set that contains all elements of EventSet(_execution_) that are not in SharedDataBlockEventSet(_execution_). |
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| 1. Return the subtraction of SharedDataBlockEventSet(_execution_) from EventSet(_execution_). | |
| 1. Return a new Set containing all elements of EventSet(_execution_) that are not in SharedDataBlockEventSet(_execution_). |
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What do you dislike about subtraction @michaelficarra?
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I don't dislike it at all, but if we did use it, I'd at least want to say somewhere in the Set section that this is a thing we can do (and possibly explicitly define it). Instead though, it's basically just as easy to write it out.
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Oh, it already does say that: The Set and Relation Specification Types (emphasis mine)
Sets may be unioned, intersected, or subtracted from each other.
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Oh! I didn't know that was there. In that case, yeah, using subtraction is fine.
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@michaelficarra Thanks for the suggestions. Updated. |
A sequence of mostly-independent commits (separable upon request) that fixes some typos, improves internal consistency, and takes better advantage of auto-linking to explain the memory model and the buffer/view operations that build upon it.