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Concurrent Systems/notes/3a - Hardware primitives & Lamport Bakery algorithm.md
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>[!note] a>It is bounded bypass with bound n-1> >[!note] It is bounded bypass with bound n-1>
### Safe registers ### Safe registers
Atomic R/W and specialized HW primitives provide some form of atomicity. But is it possible to enforce MUTEX without atomicity? Atomic R/W and specialized HW primitives provide some form of atomicity. But is it possible to enforce MUTEX without atomicity?