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the next kind of locking we want to consider is using the load linked store conditional instructions now this is an attempt to improve over ttsl ttsl is already better than tsl but the problem with bus-based locking is you need a bus and in large multi-processors you donamp;#39;t have a shared bus also bus based locking is not scalable with fine grain locks do you remember that when we covered parallelizing linked data structures we said that in order to get the greatest parallelism youamp;#39;d only lock one note at a time this is called fine grain locking because each dock locks a very small piece of data if you tried to do this over a bus youamp;#39;d be in trouble because every lock and unlock anywhere in the system ties up the bus and thereby delays all other references to shared memory but it should be possible for different threads to lock different data structures at the same time without interference if we want to do that we canamp;#39;t use a bus suppose we could lock a c
