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Concurrent computing is a form of
computing in
which several com****tions are
executed concurrently—during
overlapping time periods—instead of sequentially—with...
- definitions. This has the
general advantage of not
having a
possibly concurrent set of
header file defined, but one that is
built upon the same root which...
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lines in a
plane or higher-dimensional
space are
concurrent if they
intersect at a
single point. The
set of all
lines through a
point is
called a pencil...
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Concurrent engineering (CE) or
concurrent design and
manufacturing is a work
methodology emphasizing the
parallelization of
tasks (i.e.
performing tasks...
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operating systems, multiprocessors, and databases,
concurrency control ensures that
correct results for
concurrent operations are generated,
while getting those...
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programming language and the Java
virtual machine (JVM) are
designed to
support concurrent programming. All
execution takes place in the
context of threads. Objects...
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Concurrent Haskell (also Control.
Concurrent, or
Concurrent and
Parallel Haskell) is an
extension to the
functional programming language Haskell, which...
- PC-compatible microcomputers. An
evolution of the
older Concurrent CP/M-86,
Concurrent DOS and
Concurrent DOS 386
operating systems, it was
originally developed...
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Concurrent Versions System (CVS, or
Concurrent Versioning System) is a
version control system originally developed by ****
Grune in July 1986. CVS operates...
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Multiversion concurrency control (MCC or MVCC), is a non-locking
concurrency control method commonly used by
database management systems to
provide concurrent access...
