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Programming with Threads: Questions Frequently Asked by C and C++ Programmers edit / delete
A good (if slightly futuristic) guide to the safe use of shared memory in C++0x.
to atomics c++ concurrency memory-models threads ... on 18 August 2010
Server-side Javascript with sensible ideas about concurrency: "Processes are necessary to scale to multi-core computers, not memory-sharing threads."
to concurrency javascript network programming vm ... on 17 August 2010
Improved concurrency for Python edit / delete
For very small values of "improved" -- the only useful thing here is that it introduces a better idea of immutable data. The synchronised class approach is horrid, and I can't imagine a world in which "Deadlock problems tend to be repeatable and show up in testing" is true.
to concurrency python ... on 10 August 2010
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Concurrency | Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good! edit / delete
An introduction to concurrent programming in Erlang. Right on the money.
to concurrency erlang teaching ... on 01 August 2010
Home - rust - GitHub edit / delete
Another language filling roughly the same space as Go, built by some of the Mozilla folks. NewSqueak-inspired concurrency features.
to concurrency language language-design programming ... on 14 July 2010
Home - erjang - GitHub edit / delete
Erlang -- with lightweight processes -- running on the JVM. JVM Transterpreter, anybody?
to concurrency erlang java lwp ... on 12 July 2010
repilogue: STHLM Game Developer Forum talk edit / delete
Thoughts on CSP as a game engine (apparently, this being a useless SlideShare link and thus unreadable to me).
to concurrency csp games parallel programming ... on 19 June 2010
Publicaciones | Publications edit / delete
Jorge L. Ortega Arjona's publications, mostly on patterns for concurrency.
to concurrency patterns publications research ... on 11 May 2010
George R. Ribeiro Justo Publications edit / delete
to concurrency occam publications ... on 09 May 2010
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