Synchronization Primitives

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Covers advanced synchronization techniques, atomic operations, lock implementations, and hardware support for queue locks.

Explores monitors as a synchronization construct providing mutual exclusion and cooperation among threads, with examples like the one-place buffer.

Covers the concept of deadlock in concurrent programming and provides solutions to prevent them.

Covers atomic execution in threads, race conditions, shared variables, and synchronized blocks.

Covers the principles of parallel computing and introduces OpenMP for creating concurrent code from serial code.

Explores thread safety, synchronization, and concurrent collections in Scala, focusing on a lock-free concurrent queue implementation.

Explores visibility in concurrency, memory models, shared memory, and hardware optimizations.

Introduces the concept of a one-place buffer in concurrent programming.

Covers simultaneous multithreading, its implementation, and its impact on processor performance.