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Madan Musuvathi - Getting started with CHESS in Visual Studio 2008

Posted By: Peli de Halleux | Jan 14th @ 10:40 AM | 23,507 Views | 0 Comments

Today we are sitting with Madan Musuvathi for a quick tutorial on writing concurrency unit tests, powered by CHESS in Visual Studio 2008. Madan goes through a simple bank account example that contains a subtle concurrency bug. He shows how to turn a unit test into a concurrent unit test in a snap, find concurrency issues and debug them using CHESS.

CHESS is an automated concurrency testing tool for .NET and Win32 that finds and reproduces heisenbugs.

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The Research in Software Engineering team (RiSE) coordinates Microsoft's research in Software Engineering in Redmond, USA.

Tags: CHESS, Concurrency, rise, Software Engineering Research, Testing, Visual Studio

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