Actual Description

• File Path: book/en-us/07-Chapter 07 Parallelism and Concurrency.md
• Original paragraph: (memory order part, acquire & release)

In addition, the performance of compare_exchange_strong may be slightly worse than compare_exchange_weak, but in most cases, compare_exchange_strong should be limited.

Expected Description

In addition, the performance of compare_exchange_strong may be slightly worse than compare_exchange_weak, but in most cases, compare_exchange_weak should be limited.

I'm a novice in the C++ memory order, but it seems not reasonable to use but while saying worse. And in my point of view, maybe compare_exchange_strong can be more controllable than compare_exchange_weak.