BTW, I figured out recently that just because you hit code with multiple threads for a significant period of time doesn't mean that there are no concurrency bugs. Under testing conditions, the threads will often always be interrupted at the same points in the code. I found a library by IBM called ConTest (bad name) that instruments code so that the interruption points will vary on each iteration. I added a task to my Ant scripts that instruments my concurrent code before running my unit tests.
Flat View: This topic has 50 replies
on 51 pages
[
«
|
4748495051
|
»
]
Previous Topic
