I often hear about other languages promoted as being more suitable for multi-core/concurrent programming e.g. Clojure, Scala, Erlang etc. but I\'m a little confused about why I need to worry about mul
I am using a TableAdapter to connect to my database table. When I perform an Update and someone else has updated the same row I get a concurrency violation error. As expected.
So let\'s say I have a class X with a method m. Method m is NOT synchronized and it doesn\'t need to be since it doesn\'t really change the state of the object x of type X.
I am working on a lock class to learn more on concurrency. What I am trying to do 开发者_开发百科is create a queued lock. A thread calls lock, is added to a queue and when the lock is released and the
Do different threads accessing method \"foo\" have their own copy of local variables, or it is needed to make this method synchronized?
I\'m thinking how to implement the producer/consumer pattern in Java. Assume that I have 3 threads and a List containing tasks (say it\'s about 5 tasks). Each thread grab the task from the list and e
I started learning java and I am开发者_高级运维 now at the concurrency chapter. After reading some stuff about concurrency I tried an example of my own.
I have an architecture that reads packets from a packetized binary file, assigns each packet to an individual processing pipeline based on the packet type, and reassembles the packets into a new file
I have a pretty simple problem, in wich I try to exchange an object ( in this case an array of int) between two task : Producer and Consumer. The Producer class produces an array of int and than it tr
I\'m using this exercise as a pedagogical tool to help me burn in some Java GUI programming concepts.What I\'m looking for is a general understanding, rather than a detailed solution to one specific p
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