A Controlled Concurrency Testing Framework for Java: Fray
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Summary
Fray is a concurrency testing tool for Java designed to find and debug race conditions using controlled concurrency testing techniques like probabilistic concurrency testing and partial order sampling. It offers deterministic replay capabilities for debugging specific thread interleavings and can be easily integrated into existing testing frameworks.
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Fray also provides deterministic replay capabilities for debugging specific thread interleavings.
Fray is designed to be easy to use and can be integrated into existing testing frameworks.
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