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Non-blocking atomic fetch is not non-blocking #1066
Non-blocking atomic fetch uses fi_fetch_atomic with DELIVERY_COMPLETE flag. This ensures that the value is fetched before returning. Should it use the FI_INJECT without any completion semantics?
Also, for the same reason, does the blocking atomic fetch require a call to get_wait?
Non-blocking atomic fetch uses fi_fetch_atomic with DELIVERY_COMPLETE flag. This ensures that the value is fetched before returning. Should it use the FI_INJECT without any completion semantics?
Also, for the same reason, does the blocking atomic fetch require a call to
get_wait?