A few days ago, Brian Goetz came to visit a colleague of mine in our offices and I had the opportunity to hear some of the new concurrency features coming in JDK 7. We talked about the fork/join framework and Brian kindly showed us the presentation he gave at JavaOne. Read the rest of this entry »
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Concurrency with fork/join in JDK 7
8 April 2008 — jaksa
Posted in concurrency, programming. Tags: concurrency, fork, java, jdk 7, join, parallel. 4 Comments »
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