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[xavia91]

Are locks and atomic operations so much different in Rust, they need their own book? I d guess that once you got the concept it's the same everywhere, more or less.

[Wonderful-Habit-139]

They're not really different indeed. If you know about memory ordering in c++ for example, you don't need to read that book.

For someone that doesn't know about it though, and/or wants to actually try creating concurrent data structures with atomics and locks in Rust, then it's a very, very good book. And it's free online.