This distribution is a collection of programs that are generally unrelated, except in that they all deal with the concurrent programming. The main purpose of these programs is to be illustrative and educational.

• Coroutine
  • coro: A coroutine implementation with setjmp/longjmp.
  • tinync: A tiny nc implementation using coroutine.
  • fiber: A user-level thread (fiber) using clone system call.
  • preempt_sched: A preemptive userspace multitasking based on a SIGALRM signal.
• Multi-threading Paradigms
  • tpool: A lightweight thread pool.
  • refcnt: A generic reference counting.
• Producer–consumer problem
  • spmc: A concurrent single-producer/multiple-consumer queue.
  • mpsc: An unbounded lockless single-consumer/multiple-producer FIFO queue.
  • mpmc: A multiple-producer/multiple-consumer (MPMC) queue using Linux futex.
  • lf-queue: A bounded lock-free queue.
  • channel: A Linux futex based Go channel implementation.
  • broadcast: A lock-free MPMC broadcast pub-sub queue.
• Lock-Free Data Structure
  • ringbuffer: A lock-less ring buffer.
  • lfring: A lock-free multiple-producer/multiple-consumer (MPMC) ring buffer.
  • ringbuf_shm: An optimized lock-free ring buffer with shared memory.
  • mbus: A concurrent message bus.
  • hashmap: A concurrent hashmap implementation.
  • lf-timer: A lock-free timer.
• Synchronization
  • hp_list: A concurrent linked list utilizing Hazard Pointers.
  • rcu-list: A concurrent linked list utilizing the simplified RCU algorithm.
  • qsbr: An implementation of Quiescent state based reclamation (QSBR).
  • list-move: Evaluation of two concurrent linked lists: QSBR and lock-based.
  • rcu_queue: An efficient concurrent queue based on QSBR.
  • thread-rcu: A Linux Kernel style thread-based simple RCU.
• Applications
  • httpd: A multi-threaded web server.
  • map-reduce: word counting using MapReduce.
  • redirect: An I/O multiplexer to monitor stdin redirect using timerfd and epoll.
  • picosh: A minimalist UNIX shell.

The above projects are released under the BSD 2 clause license. Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.