On 7/30/2017 9:57 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
Until the z13 (?), for example, NI, OI and XI
were interruptible within a reference to a single byte. NI is actually
fetch, AND, store. It could be interrupted between the fetch and the store.
So two processors doing NI or OI on the same byte could get "logically
impossible" results.

That changed waaay back with the z196...

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