By jj83777
via tutorials.jenkov.com
Published: Jul 09 2008 / 07:14
Text no 21 in the Java Concurency series analyzes the design traits
that most synchronizers (locks, semaphores, blocking queues etc.) have in common.
Knowing these traits can be useful when implementing custom synchronizers,
as these will most likely contain the same basic parts as most other synchronizers.
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Comments
Jakob Jenkov replied ago:
This text does not contain the same content as the chapter with the same title in "Java Concurrency in Practice". We arrived at these conclusions indenpendently from Doug Lea's work (we checked with him during the project).
BTW: The full Java concurrency tutorial can be found here:
http://tutorials.jenkov.com/java-concurrency/index.html
Jakob Jenkov replied ago:
This text does not contain the same content as the chapter with the same title in "Java Concurrency in Practice". We arrived at these conclusions indenpendently from Doug Lea's work (we checked with him during the project).
BTW: The full Java concurrency tutorial can be found here:
http://tutorials.jenkov.com/java-concurrency/index.html
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