1024cores

The "many core" problem is this decade's C10K. I look forward to more expert discussion on scaling across massively multi-core architectures.

Interesting, but seriously, take those ads off. Are you expecting to make money off of this? Even if you did, it would be pocket change at most.

So far, nobody has mentioned the author's C++ based race detection tool. Conceptually it is similar to Corensic's commercial product, Jinx (<a href="http://www.corensic.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.corensic.com</a>) but practically Jinx supports more languages, doesn't require recompilation, and is most likely much faster.

&#62; ..., atomic-free synchronization algorithms<p>Actually I'm not sure if it was supposed to be funny or serious. I see the funny "everything-free" list, as well as can imagine that there is some action you can do not atomically (relative to other actions) that gives you synchronisation.<p>Anyone?