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Ch. 1. The Joys of Concurrent Programming

Ch. 2. The Challenges of Parallel and Distributed Programming

Ch. 3. Dividing C++ Programs into Multiple Tasks

Ch. 4. Dividing C++ Programs into Multiple Threads

Ch. 5. Synchronizing Concurrency between Tasks

Ch. 6. Adding Parallel Programming Capabilities to C++ Through the PVM

Ch. 7. Error Handling, Exceptions, and Software Reliability

Ch. 8. Distributed Object-Oriented Programming in C++

Ch. 9. SPMD and MPMD Using Templates and the MPI

Ch. 10. Visualizing Concurrent and Distributed System Design

Ch. 11. Designing Components That Support Concurrency

Taking Advantage of Interface Classes

A Closer Look at Object-Oriented Mutual Exclusion and Interface Classes

Maintaining the Stream Metaphor

User-Defined Classes Designed to Work with PVM Streams

Object-Oriented Pipes and fifos as Low-Level Building Blocks

Framework Classes Components for Concurrency

Ch. 12. Implementing Agent-Oriented Architectures

Ch. 13. Blackboard Architectures Using PVM, Threads, and C++ Components

Appx. A. Diagrams

Appx. B. System Interfaces

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