Concurrent programming on windows

Windows并发程序设计。 Book Structure I've structured the book into four major sections. The first, Concepts, intro­duces concurrency at a high level without going too deep into any one topic. The next section, Mechanisms, focuses squarely on the fundamental plat­form features, inner workings, and API details. After that, the T echniques section describes common patterns, best practices, algorithms, and data structures that emerge while writing concurrent software. The fourth sec­tion, Systems, covers many of the system-wide architectural and process concerns that frequently arise. There is a progression here. Concepts is first because it develops a basic understanding of concurrency in general.Under­ standing the content in Techniques would be difficult without a solid under­standing of the Mechanisms, and similarly , building real Systems would be impossible without understanding the rest. There are also two append ices at the end . echniques section describes common patterns, best practices, algorithms, and data structures that emerge while writing concurrent software. The fourth sec­tion, Systems, covers many of the system-wide architectural and process concerns that frequently arise. There is a progression here. Concepts is first because it develops a basic understanding of concurrency in general.Under­ standing the content in Techniques would be difficult without a solid under­standing of the Mechanisms, and similarly , building real Systems would be impossible without understanding the rest. There are also two append ices at the end .