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Fine-grained Causal Reversibility for Asynchronous Channel-based Programming
Causal reversibility has emerged as an effective technique for debugging concurrent systems. In particular, rolling back and replaying a concurrent program with causal consistency has been found very helpful in debugging concurrency bugs. In channel-based communication, queue ordering creates depend
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