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In this video, Andy walks through a C++ example that implements a persistent memory-resident queue. The “libpmemobj” library is used to create transactional updates to the queue. Andy describes the code first and then runs the example program (taken from the NVM Libraries GitHub repo) and shows how it works.Andy Rudoff is a Non-volatile Memory Software Architect at Intel Corporation and a member of the SNIA (Storage Networking Industry Association) Non-volatile Memory Programming Technical Work Group.

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