A short while ago, Danny Thorpe posted an answer about multithreading issues on StackOverflow.com which reminded me a lot about a BorCon session he did.
That session is called “Reading Tea Leaves: The Fine Art of Debugging“, it is still very current (a lot of it is not Delphi specific at all: it can be applied to a broad range of platforms), and I was glad to find that Joe White made some great notes and posted them on his blog.
Edit 20100513T0830: (thanks Mario!) Don’t you love 404 :-)
The blog from Joe White seem to be down, and the web archive of his blog didn’t have that particular page, but the google cache has.
–jeroen
PS:
Danny is a great writer; I’m really glad he showed up at StackOverflow.
Here is another very nice answer from him on concurrency in software using read-write, locking, interlocked increment and more.
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