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The default fence instruction with no parameters is the strongest form of barrier. But it also takes an optional set of flags to give fine-grained control over exactly what operations the fence is a barrier for, and in which direction.
I see two design choices here:
just let the caller specify an arbitrary set of flags (somehow), or
have a set of canned variants for the common cases (like Linux's rmb/wmb/...)