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   11.1 Threads
         11.1.1 Creation of Threads
         11.1.2 Controlling Threads
   11.2 Thread Safety and Liveness
         11.2.1 Synchronization
         11.2.2 Cooperation Among Threads
         11.2.3 Liveness Failures
   11.3 Design Case Study—Tic-Tac-Toe Game
         11.3.1 The Game Board
         11.3.2 The Game
         11.3.3 The Players
         11.3.4 Idiom: Taking Turns

• Example 11.1 A Simple Infinite Counter
• Source code: Counter1.java
• Compile:
javac Counter1.java
• Run:
java Counter1
Control-C to stop the program

• Example 11.2 Stock Quote Generator
• Source code: Quote.java
• Compile:
javac Quote.java
• Run:
java Quote
Control-C to stop the program

• Example 11.3 A Simple Infinite Counter II
• Source code: Counter2.java
• Compile:
javac Counter2.java
• Run:
java Counter2
Control-C to stop the program

• Example 11.4 Bounded Queue (Sequential Version)
• Source code: BoundedQueue.java
• Compile:
javac BoundedQueue.java
• Run:
java BoundedQueue

• Example 11.5 Bounded Queue (Fully Synchronized Version)
• Source code: SyncBoundedQueue.java
• Compile:
javac SyncBoundedQueue.java
• Run:
java SyncBoundedQueue

• Example 11.6 Bounded Queue with Guarded Suspension
• Source code: BoundedQueueWithGuard.java
• Compile:
javac BoundedQueueWithGuard.java
• Run:
java BoundedQueueWithGuard

• Case Study: Tic-Tac-Toe Game
• Source code: TicTacToe.jar
• Compile:
javac tictactoe/*.java
• Play the game using the appletviewer: human vs. human:
appletviewer GemeHH.html
• Play the game using the appletviewer: human (player 1) vs. machine (player 2) :
appletviewer GemeMH.html
• Play the game using the appletviewer: machine vs. machine :
appletviewer GemeMM.html
• Play the game in your browser: human vs. human
• Play the game in your browser: human vs. machine
• Play the game in your browser: machine vs. machine