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Testing Race Conditions: Making Nondeterminism Reproducible

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A passing concurrency test usually proves that one schedule was safe, not that the program was safe. If the failure depends on two operations landing in a narrow order, adding more loop iterations often repeats the same harmless order. The useful change is to control the schedule, record it, or exp…

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    Testing Race Conditions: Making Nondeterminism Reproducible

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