Systematic concurrency testing meets Haskell.
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This repository contains dejafu, a concurrency testing library based on a typeclass abstraction of concurrency, and related libraries.

  • dejafu (hackage 0.3.0.0): Overloadable primitives for testable, potentially non-deterministic, concurrency.

  • dpor (hackage 0.1.0.0): A generic implementation of dynamic partial-order reduction (DPOR) for testing arbitrary models of concurrency.

  • async-dejafu (hackage 0.1.1.0): Run MonadConc operations asynchronously and wait for their results.

  • hunit-dejafu (hackage 0.2.1.0): Deja Fu support for the HUnit test framework.

  • tasty-dejafu (hackage 0.2.1.0): Deja Fu support for the Tasty test framework.

There is also dejafu-tests, the test suite for dejafu. This is in a separate package due to Cabal being bad with test suite transitive dependencies.

Bibliography

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