GitHub - moraxu/Scalable-Fair-Read-Write-Lock: During the course on Advanced Concurrency (CompSci 295), created a scalable, fair read-write lock so as to minimize contention among threads. Utilized a SNZI (Scalable NonZero Indicators) data structure and a modified MCS lock queue. Implemented the project in C++11 with optimized memory orderings.

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During the course on Advanced Concurrency (CompSci 295), created a scalable, fair read-write lock so as to minimize contention among threads. Utilized a SNZI (Scalable NonZero Indicators) data structure and a modified MCS lock queue. Implemented the project in C++11 with optimized memory orderings.

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CDSChecker is a model checker for C11/C++11 which exhaustively explores the behaviors of code under the C/C++ memory model - http://plrg.ics.uci.edu/software_page/42-2/

In order to run the test cases:

    1. Place 'CS295' directory in 'model-checker' (git://plrg.ics.uci.edu/model-checker.git) directory,
    2. 'cd' to that 'CS295' directory,
    3. Issue 'make test1', 'make test2' and 'make test3',
    4. 'cd ..',
    5. Issue './run.sh CS295/test1 -m 2 -y -x 1000' to run test case 1,
    6. Issue './run.sh CS295/test2 -m 2 -y -x 10000' to run test case 2,
    7. Issue './run.sh CS295/test3 -m 2 -y -x 10000' to run test case 3.

Without the '-x 10000' flag the test cases might run for too long.