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Lock Free Libraries
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What is it all about?
Keir Fraser's dissertation, Practical lock freedom, presents a large number of new designs for concurrent data structures such as skip-lists, red-black trees and binary search trees, including new lock-based designs as well as lock-free versions.
This work is supported by donations from the Intel/Hewlett-Packard IPF University Grants Program and from the Scalable Synchronization Research Group at Sun Labs Massachusetts.
Key Features
Includes: * Object-based software transactional memory * Multi-word compare-and-swap * Range of search structures (skip lists, binary search trees, red-black trees).
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