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TEMPO: A Tag-Based Framework for Efficient Memory Ordering
Weak-memory processors rely on ordering instruc- tions for correctness, yet conventional implementations often en- force them more conservatively than the memory model requires. This over-enforcement manifests as drain-induced retirement stalls at ordering instructions and conservative squash/replay
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