Concurrency by default: using permissions to express dataflow in stateful programs
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A type and effect system for deterministic parallel Java
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In recent years, the research community has made great strides in alias annotations that support parallel programming [1]. Using these techniques, programmers no longer have to guess where aliased mutable state may cause unintended data races or nondeterminism; instead, such problems can simply be eliminated, either at compile time or at runtime. This represents a major advance in the safety and reliability of parallel code.