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The CPU doesn't see the entire write at once.

That's not something expressible in the Windows Runtime.

No meaningful difference, though others have created a difference.

C imposes some constraints, but the principle is mostly still there.

It's surprisingly complicated, but fortunately, somebody has done it for you.

It has one foot in each world but belongs to neither.

Taking ownership is only one part of gaining write access.

The long and short of it all.

Only a little, or sometimes not at all.

You can use a maker function, but that doesn't let you escape the problem.