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'''Synchronization complexity''' is a quantified attribute (see also: [[measurement]]) of a characteristic of a concurrent [[software]] product. It measures the additional complexity incurred by the synchronization constructs used in the software, and does that by analyzing the software source code. It is essentially an extension of the [[cyclomatic complexity]] for multitasking/multithreaded programs. |
'''Synchronization complexity''' is a quantified attribute (see also: [[measurement]]) of a characteristic of a concurrent [[software]] product. It measures the additional complexity incurred by the synchronization constructs used in the software, and does that by analyzing the software source code. It is essentially an extension of the [[cyclomatic complexity]] for multitasking/multithreaded programs. |
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Synchronization complexity is a quantified attribute (see also: measurement) of a characteristic of a concurrent software product. It measures the additional complexity incurred by the synchronization constructs used in the software, and does that by analyzing the software source code. It is essentially an extension of the cyclomatic complexity for multitasking/multithreaded programs.
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