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2012 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
False Concurrency and Strange-but-True Machines
(Abstract)
verfasst von : Peter Sewell
Erschienen in: CONCUR 2012 – Concurrency Theory
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Concurrency theory and real-world multiprocessors have developed in parallel for the last 50 years, from their beginnings in the mid 1960s. Both have been very productive: concurrency theory has given us a host of models, calculi, and proof techniques, while engineered multiprocessors are now ubiquitous, from 2-8 core smartphones and laptops through to servers with 1024 or more hardware threads. But the fields have scarcely communicated, and the shared-memory interaction primitives offered by those mainstream multiprocessors are very different from the theoretical models that have been heavily studied.