The J.U.C Synchronizer Framework Chinese Translation version

The j.u.c Synchronizer Framework Chinese Translation version

Original link the java.util.concurrent synchronizer Framework Chinese Translation version

Author: Doug Lea
Translator: Ouzhengkong proofreading: Ding A background introduction to requirements design and implementation Performance summary

In the J2SE 1.5 java.util.concurrent package (hereinafter referred to as J.U.C packet), most of the Synchronizer (such as locks, barriers, etc.) are based on the Abstractqueuedsynchronizer class (hereinafter called the Aqs Class), this simple framework is built. This framework provides a common mechanism for atomic management of synchronization states, blocking and unblocking of threads, and queueing. This paper mainly describes the basic principles, design, implementation, usage, and performance of this framework.

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