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memory reordering

Another core seeing a core's memory operations happen in a different order from the one the program wrote them in.

A memory reordering is an observable difference between program order and the order in which a core's memory operations to different locations become visible to others (store-load, store-store, load-load, load-store), permitted or forbidden by the memory consistency model.

See also

memory consistency model model
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