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| - | The Transaction Memory paradigm is argued to be as easy to use as coarse-grained locking, and nearly as efficient on multi-core systems as hand-crafted, fine-grained locking. It is thus not surprising to see a large body of work dedicated to implementing the paradigm and exploring its limitations. Very little work has however been devoted to explore its theoretical ramifications. The [[[[http://lpd.epfl.ch/gramoli/wttm2/html/index.html|WTTM 2010]]|1st Workshop on Theory of Transactional Memory is devoted to discussing those ramifications. It is organized on the 22nd of September, in conjunction with DISC 2009 (http://disc2009.gsyc.es/). | + | The Transaction Memory paradigm is argued to be as easy to use as coarse-grained locking, and nearly as efficient on multi-core systems as hand-crafted, fine-grained locking. It is thus not surprising to see a large body of work dedicated to implementing the paradigm and exploring its limitations. Very little work has however been devoted to explore its theoretical ramifications. The [[http://lpd.epfl.ch/gramoli/wttm2/html/index.html|1st Workshop on Theory of Transactional Memory]] is devoted to discussing those ramifications. It is organized on the 22nd of September, in conjunction with DISC 2009 (http://disc2009.gsyc.es/). |
