Design Patterns for Concurrency
This is a survey of existing work on design patterns for
concurrency.
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Concurrency
Patterns, Nat Pryce
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A small and incomplete collection of patterns related to
concurrency, at a low level (threads and locks). The patterns are more
in the narrative style. Useful as a reminder of strategies.
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Design
Patterns for Concurrent, Parallel, and Distributed Systems,
Doug Schmidt
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A collection of documented and published patterns for concurrent and
distributed applications. The work is in the context of the Adaptive
Communication Environment (ACE) project.
Other links:
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Essential Software Design Patterns , Walter F. Tichy
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Architectural-level design patterns. Has two unfinished patterns
on concurrency and distribution.
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Entity-life modeling and concurrent design patterns, Bo Sanden
- Overview of the entity life modeling (ELM) approach. Sanden
claims that "Like patterns, the entity-life modeling (ELM) design
approach for concurrent software is a means for experienced designers
to reason about designs." Mostly useful for (non-electronic)
references.
Related links:
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Parallel Patterns for Synchronization on
Shared-Memory Multiprocessors
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Search for concurrency on the Wiki Web
- Or try the Find Page.
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Patterns Home Page
- General info on patterns:
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Books
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