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FlowPools: A Lock-Free Deterministic Concurrent Dataflow Abstraction – Proofs

Martin Odersky
2012
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Abstract

Implementing correct and deterministic parallel programs is challenging. Even though concurrency constructs exist in popular pro- gramming languages to facilitate the task of deterministic parallel pro- gramming, they are often too low level, or do not compose well due to underlying blocking mechanisms. In this report, we present the detailed proofs of the linearizability, lock- freedom, and determinism properties of FlowPools, a deterministic concurrent dataflow abstraction presented in [1].

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