I was reading Chapter 7 of C++ Concurrency in Action (2nd Edition). During testing of the lock-free queue implementation provided in the book, I occasionally observed a situation where elements enqueued were lost. Below is the implementation of the lock-free queue:

I was reading Chapter 7 of C++ Concurrency in Action (2nd Edition). During testing of the lock-free queue implementation provided in the book, I occasionally observed a situation where elements enqueued were lost. Below is the implementation of the lock-free queue:

I was reading Chapter 7 of C++ Concurrency in Action (2nd Edition). During testing of the lock-free queue implementation provided in the book, I occasionally observed a situation where elements enqueued were lost. Below is the implementation of the lock-free queue:

I was reading Chapter 7 of C++ Concurrency in Action (2nd Edition). During testing of the lock-free queue implementation provided in the book, I occasionally observed a situation where elements enqueued were lost. Below is the implementation of the lock-free queue:

I was reading Chapter 7 of C++ Concurrency in Action (2nd Edition). During testing of the lock-free queue implementation provided in the book, I occasionally observed a situation where elements enqueued were lost. Below is the implementation of the lock-free queue:

I was reading Chapter 7 of C++ Concurrency in Action (2nd Edition). During testing of the lock-free queue implementation provided in the book, I occasionally observed a situation where elements enqueued were lost. Below is the implementation of the lock-free queue: