I have a collection class that holds lots of different types of data in a compressed format. In order to enumerate over all of the values in the collection is has an Execute(Query, IDataWriter) method
i\'m newbie in c#. I need to obtain lock in 2 methods, but release in one method. Will that work? public void obtainLock() {
Given: Executor executor = ...; Phaser phaser = new Phaser(n); for (int i=0; i<n; ++i) { Runnable task = new Runnable()
I finished reading the first seven chapters of Java Concurrency in Practice. Can you give me any 开发者_如何转开发ideas of sample projects so that my ideas will become solidified ?How about implementi
So I was messing around with some easy problems to get better at scala and I wrote the following program to calculate primes using an Eratosthenes\'s sieve.When I bump up the number of primes to find,
For an assignment (it\'s for concurrency if you wonder) - I have to implement my own lock (more specific: a TaS, a TTas and an Array-Lock, as described in \"The Art of Multiprocessor Programming\")
I stumbled across the source of AtomicInteger and realized that new AtomicInteger(0).equals(new AtomicInteger(0))
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I am reading the book Java Concurrency in Practice. In a section about java.util.concurrent.Semaphore, the below lines are present in the book. It is a comment about its implementation of \"virtual pe
I\'m have a test that is failing intermittently where a future.get call is returning before the finally block is executed in the Callable, when the future is canceled.Here\'s the basic workflow:
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