Professor Dijkstra's ingenious construction [Solution of a Problem in Concurrent Programming Control, Comm. ACM 8 (Sept. 1965), 569] is not quite a solution to a related problem almost identical to the problem he posed there, and Mr. Hyman's "simplification" for the case of two computers ]Comm. ACM 9 (Jan. 1965), 45] hardly works at all. I hope that by this letter I can save people some of the problems they would encounter if they were to use either of those methods
Abstract. We present some techniques to obtain smooth derivations of concurrent programs that addres...
Classical problems of synchronization and concurrency and their solutions are examined through cours...
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In order to study the problems of synchronization between concurrent processes, a distinction is mad...
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Writing concurrent programs using shared memory causes many programmers much trou-ble, due primarily...
Concurrent programs are hard to design, develop, and debug. It is widely accepted that we lack good ...
In this paper, we develop a novel verification technique to reason about programs featuring concurre...
In the paper the authors present the defininition and implementation of a concurrent language MP (me...
There is a broad design space for concurrent computer processors: they can be optimized for low powe...
We present some techniques to obtain smooth derivations of concurrent programs that address both saf...
We present some techniques to obtain smooth derivations of concurrent programs that address both saf...
Abstract. We present some techniques to obtain smooth derivations of concurrent programs that addres...
Classical problems of synchronization and concurrency and their solutions are examined through cours...
this report addresses itself primarily to software-related issues and selected application areas, wi...
A number of mainly independent sequential-cyclic processes with restricted means of communication wi...
While the sources of complexity in the initial design and verification of multi-threaded software sy...
In this paper the main approaches to constructing concurrent programs will be presented and compared...
In order to study the problems of synchronization between concurrent processes, a distinction is mad...
• Sequential computing (1940): a single instruction at a time is executed. • Imperative models: Turi...
Writing concurrent programs using shared memory causes many programmers much trou-ble, due primarily...
Concurrent programs are hard to design, develop, and debug. It is widely accepted that we lack good ...
In this paper, we develop a novel verification technique to reason about programs featuring concurre...
In the paper the authors present the defininition and implementation of a concurrent language MP (me...
There is a broad design space for concurrent computer processors: they can be optimized for low powe...
We present some techniques to obtain smooth derivations of concurrent programs that address both saf...
We present some techniques to obtain smooth derivations of concurrent programs that address both saf...
Abstract. We present some techniques to obtain smooth derivations of concurrent programs that addres...
Classical problems of synchronization and concurrency and their solutions are examined through cours...
this report addresses itself primarily to software-related issues and selected application areas, wi...