Not really. These are very specific data structures for very specific
needs. You may want to check out with fastutil and whether Sebastiano
has implemented something that would be update-save for concurrent
threads. Depending on the problem a memory-mapped buffer may also turn
out to be a nice synchronization primitive (even for inter-process
communication). Peter Lawrey's Chronicle implements some of these
concepts, for instance.
https://github.com/peter-lawrey/Java-Chronicle
Dawid
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