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Ensuring safe publication and thread safety in java by means of static factories

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Ensuring safe publication and thread safety in java by means of static factories

Spring Safe-Publication

Export Cox regression results to excel or word using publish package

ACM Digital Library Search Problems

Safe initialisation of null reference

Can a thread first acquire an object via safe publication and then publish it unsafely?

Double checked locking without using volatile-keyword and without synchronizing the entire getInstance() method

Java Concurrency in Practice Listing 6.2

Read field stale value after object construction

Is Concurrency In practice listing 5.15 broken?

Is calling start() on a object of this class safe? An example from Java Concurrency in practice

When a form is handled in JSF, does it all happen in one thread?

Are static blocks executed in sequential order? Also what if it isn't a block

Are objects that have no state always visible when published?

Does improperly constructed object only affect visibility for the thread it publishes inside of tbe constructor?

Will this AssertionError never be thrown in this case?

Visibility of final fields not set in constructor

Is happens-before transitive when calling Thread.start()?

Giving recovery time for an unsafely published java.lang.String

Use volatile field to publish an object safely

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