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Book Recommendation for Concurrent Programming

I lead a daily seminar at work, where we cover design and coding issues that are relevant to the C++ work we do. Each seminar is based on a book. We've covered books such as "Pragmatic Programmer", Meyer's 3rd edition" Effective C++", and others. (We're very lucky to have enlightened management).

I asked a similar question (UML book recommendation) a few days ago and received good recommendations. When surveying those recommendations with the senior developers, I found more interest in covering concurrent programming, since our main application has some threading issues.

I'd like to have some good references on concurrent programming, providing an alternative choice for the next seminar subject.

What book would you recommend?

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Jinesh Kamdar

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josgood

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"Parallel and Distributed Programming Using C++" looks like an excellent candidate. The introduction says the book is oriented towards Linux/Unix. We are developing on Win32. But that shouldn't be a barrier -- most of us have Linux experience and the concepts should translate well.

Thank you.

Let's see what other suggestions arise.

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josgood

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Thank you, all. I appreciate your help and your expertise.