`Memory` in Julia
Julia 1.11 rewrites Array from being an opaque type implemented mostly in C to being just another type in Julia. In order to do this, we introduced a new, more primitive type for homogenous data storage, called Memory. Then we could re-use that work to add an AtomicMemory type that allow for better expressing multi-threaded memory operations. And along the way, also added the full set of atomic operators to globals, known as Binding types. In this talk, we we will look at the new Memory type, t
