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Building a Lock-Free Single-Producer Single-Consumer (SPSC) Ring Buffer in C++20: Memory Orders and False Sharing Elimination

In high-performance concurrent systems, real-time audio processing pipelines, and low-latency financial order routers, passing messages between threads using standard mutex-protected queues (std::queue wrapped in std::mutex) introduces severe performance penalties. Mutex locks force kernel context switches, thread blocking, and unpredictable latency spikes. To achieve lock-free inter-thread…

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