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There is work outlining a different approach to interleavings using only locations where the happens-before relation is forced (i.e. lockin / unlocking the same monitor, acess to a volatile variable, etc.). See https://www.cs.rice.edu/~javaplt/papers/ricken-phd-thesis.pdf
This optimization in number of interleavings, enclosing whole critical blocks, could be considered in Thread Weaver - it seems that with already assumed sequential consistency there would be no loss of reliability.
Please, let me know if the above seem a fair statement. I would happily try to tackle this.
Marcin
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There is work outlining a different approach to interleavings using only
locations where the happens-before relation is forced (i.e. lockin /
unlocking the same monitor, acess to a volatile variable, etc.). See https://www.cs.rice.edu/~javaplt/papers/ricken-phd-thesis.pdf
This optimization in number of interleavings, enclosing whole critical
blocks, could be considered in Thread Weaver - it seems that with already
assumed sequential consistency there would be no loss of reliability.
Please, let me know if the above seem a fair statement. I would happily
try to tackle this.
Marcin
Hi,
The code in current shape implies sequential consistency (due to locking after each byte code instruction). This way the analysis is fully reliable only when there are no data races - as defined in JMM https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se8/html/jls-17.html#jls-17.4.5
There is work outlining a different approach to interleavings using only locations where the happens-before relation is forced (i.e. lockin / unlocking the same monitor, acess to a volatile variable, etc.). See https://www.cs.rice.edu/~javaplt/papers/ricken-phd-thesis.pdf
This optimization in number of interleavings, enclosing whole critical blocks, could be considered in Thread Weaver - it seems that with already assumed sequential consistency there would be no loss of reliability.
Please, let me know if the above seem a fair statement. I would happily try to tackle this.
Marcin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: