JConch 0.2 Released

By Robert Fischer | January 1st, 2008

If you’re dealing with concurrency problems in Java (and who isn’t?), check out JConch. I just released the 0.2 version, and there’s some useful ready-for-prime-time stuff in there already.

Still need to get the pipeline stuff pulled together, but I’ve got a lot of confidence in the CacheMap and the LogEq locks (pronounced “lodge-ECK locks” — SyncLogEqLock and RWLogEqLock).

A big part of my new-found confidence comes from some of the nice multi-threading features of TestNG, which I’ve switched to instead of JUnit.

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