Volume V: Concurrent Programming

From thread primitives to asynchronous coroutines, from locks to lock-free, from synchronization to tasks—Volume V helps you build a complete understanding of concurrency. Our principle is: correctness first, then performance; locks first, then lock-free; synchronization first, then tasks.

Chapter Navigation

ch00 · Concurrent Thinking and Fundamentals→ch01 · Thread Lifecycle and RAII→ch02 · Mutexes, Condition Variables, and Synchronization Primitives→ch03 · Atomic Operations and Memory Model→ch04 · Concurrent Data Structures→ch05 · Futures, Tasks, and Thread Pools→ch06 · Asynchronous I/O and Coroutines→ch07 · Actors and Channels→ch08 · Debugging, Testing, and Performance→ch09 · Distributed Bridging Appendix→