The shift toward multicore processing has fueled an interest in concurrent programming models like fork/join, actors, agents, and executors. While these models originated within different programming languages, many of them are encapsulated in GPars, a Groovy-based concurrency library. With Alex Miller as your guide, learn how to resolve concurrency problems using techniques drawn from both the functional and object-oriented programming worlds — and do it all using Groovy's familiar, Java-friendly syntax.
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Resolve Common Concurrency Problems with GPars (3 messages)
- Posted by: Frank Charles
- Posted on: September 09 2010 16:59 EDT
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- Resolve Common Concurrency Problems with GPars by han theman on September 11 2010 10:03 EDT
- GPars by matt coleman on October 29 2012 06:37 EDT
- GPars by club stork on October 29 2012 07:25 EDT
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- Posted by: han theman
- Posted on: September 11 2010 10:03 EDT
- in response to Frank Charles
This story needs a comment. So here goes.
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- Posted by: matt coleman
- Posted on: October 29 2012 06:37 EDT
- in response to Frank Charles
more on GPars pls
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- Posted by: club stork
- Posted on: October 29 2012 07:25 EDT
- in response to Frank Charles
thanks for resolving GPar problems