Nov 29 2004
IBM DeveloperWorks with more concurrency
IBM DeveloperWorks has a good continuation on their series on JDK 5.0 concurrency here. Seems yo couldn’t do lock-free and wait-free algorithms in Java before the new atomic API.
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