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Elements of Concurrent Programming in Java

Given by Lukasz Beca at Tango Group Internal Technology Seminars on Spring 99. Foils prepared May 19 99

Motivation
Support for threads in JAVA
Safety
Liveness
State-dependent actions
Design issues
Final remarks

Table of Contents for Elements of Concurrent Programming in Java

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1 Elements of Concurrent Programming in Java
2 Contents
3 Motivation
4 Potential Problems
5 Concurrency Support in Java
6 Object as a Monitor
7 Thread Construction
8 Thread Construction - Example
9 Thread Construction - Example
10 Thread Creation
11 Thread Construction - Example
12 Thread Construction - Example
13 Thread Control Methods
14 Priorities and Scheduling
15 Synchronization
16 Waiting and Notification
17 Waiting and Notification
18 Safety
19 Fully Synchronized Objects
20 Synchronization - Example
21 Synchronization - Example
22 Contained Objects
23 Liveness
24 Instance Variable Analysis
25 Splitting Synchronization
26 Splitting Classes - Example
27 Splitting Classes - Example
28 Splitting Locks - Example
29 State Dependent Actions
30 Policies
31 Guarded Suspension
32 Guarded Suspension - Example
33 Balking
34 Balking - Example
35 Optimistic Control
36 Optimistic Control - Example
37 Design Issues
38 Final Remarks
39 Readings
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