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Synchronization is getting more and more important in applications and libraries written these days. However synchronization is hard. The primitives available in [[Java]] (or other languages), are well primitive. Higher level abstractions are available, but still they don't guarantee completely deadlock prone system. This has all been discussed in [[Chapter 14]], Runtime Aspects of [[API]]s.

[[Java Monitor]]s just aren't what they supposed to be (read [[Java Monitor|why]]). Thus I am glad to see that the project [http://projectlombok.org/features/Synchronized.html Lombok's @Synchronized] seems to successfully replace the '''synchronized''' keyword with [[annotation]] (vivat [[TheYearOfAnnotations2009|annotations]]!).


In the name of [[cluelessness]] of your [[Java]] [[API]] users, don't forget to prefer private locks to '''synchronized''' methods. Or switch to the beautiful ''@Synchronized'' [[annotation]].

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