Hi, I have one query regarding the process taking place during rollbacks of deuce stm, when many

Thank you for your response. Either way, is it possible to use the original Futures classes (not

Yep, that solved my problem, thank you very much!! Terça-feira, 15 de Outubro de 2013 16:12:38 UTC+1,

I could have this method in the Context interface: Context.startNested(String s, Context c) Then I

I know that there was some work on this issue. You should check the forks, perhaps one of them did it

Thanks for this last suggestion. It helped me get a working offline-instrumented jar. The "

I ran it with -javaagent:bin/deuceAgent.jar and 6/8 org.deuce.utest.reflection.AddressUtilTest tests

The start method is a method of Thread, which is no instrumented by default. To instrument it you

you can run it in Eclipse or any other IDE or connect using remote debug. On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 4:

Anything special bothers you with the bytecode? I can help you walk through, it's a very simple

It's kind of an optimization that if the field is final it doesn't need any transaction

Thanks! On Sunday, December 9, 2012, Kevin Burns wrote: Thanks! That worked! If I had to guess, the

Ok, got you. On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 6:00 PM, fmcarvalho <mcar...@cc.isel.ipl.pt> wrote: And,

As I recall that was needed to allow instrumenting some of the boot class loader classes. These class

Use javolution's FastList instead of ArrayList. FastList is a standalone class and you don't

Hi Guy, this did it! Didn't understand things don't get instrumented when programming to an

Hi Guy, here I am again with another little DeuceSTM issue ;-). This time it involves much less code

Yes, I need to instrument the Java runtime library (rt.jar) and I use the following exclude statement

Hi Yuheng, Pages 41 to 44 of the book 'Transactional Memory' has a good explanation of the

Hi all, In the last couple of years many projects forked from Deuce, but only couple of them

They would be per transaction, they're being produced be a realtime kernel, the they'll

Hi, Which version are you using? If you use the head revision, the current values for org.deuce.

No, Deuce isn't supporting explicit calls. But, this can be easily done using the transaction

You can find in public SVN under the tests folders a version on JStamp for DeuceSTM. On Mon, Oct 31,

You can easily change the algorithm by implementing your own context, see the doc for more details.

Let's see.... java -Dorg.deuce.verbose=true - Dorg.deuce.exclude="java.util.Hashtable,java.

Paris, Sorry for taking me so long to get back to you. I'll check it and ping you back. Guy On

For more details see: http://sites.google.com/site/deucestm/documentation/writing-your-own-stm-

Thanks for helping. Carmelo On 12 Mag, 15:34, Guy Korland <gkorl...@gmail.com> wrote: > You

Hi, I have a similar problem: I have to manage many objects in a collection and several threads that