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Gilbert's occam-pi manual (in French).
to concurrency occam teaching ... on 22 September 2011
High-Performance Synchronization for Shared-Memory Parallel Programs | University of Rochester Computer Science edit / delete
Code for assorted synchronisation operations. TBB uses this as a reference.
to concurrency parallelism research software synchronisation ... on 12 September 2011
simonmar/monad-par - GitHub edit / delete
A parallel monad from Simon M.
to concurrency haskell parallel ... on 02 September 2011
Chapter 1. Boost.Lockfree edit / delete
A prototype Boost-ish lock-free algorithms package.
to boost c++ concurrency lockfree ... on 05 August 2011
The Trouble with Erlang Concurrency | Tim Fox's blog edit / delete
The specific point is that the actor model makes it difficult to distribute a service (which isn't a problem when you have explicit channels -- you just use an any-to-any channel). The general point is that providing one model isn't helpful when that model doesn't work for your problem.
to concurrency erlang language-design research ... on 26 June 2011
Matt's Dev Blog: Lua-Style Coroutines in C++ edit / delete
Using ucontext.h to implement coroutines.
to c++ concurrency coroutines runtime ... on 21 May 2011
michaelmacinnis/oh - GitHub edit / delete
A shell written in Go, providing channels, fork, etc.
to concurrency go shell software unix ... on 21 May 2011
Designing and Building Parallel Programs edit / delete
to concurrency etext parallel teaching ... on 16 May 2011
Ruby concurrency explainined | Merbist edit / delete
Overview of Ruby's concurrency facilities.
to concurrency ruby ... on 15 May 2011
Continuation Passing C (CPC) — Gabriel Kerneis edit / delete
Translates C with concurrency primitives into plain C using continuation-passing. Would be useful as a backend for Tock, say.
to c compiler concurrency continuations coroutines software ... on 15 May 2011
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tasty by Adam Sampson.