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Updated wikipage Concurrency. (Signed-off-by:bmeyer).

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Thread libraries are at a lower level of abstraction than modern programming languages, requiring you to manage the interaction of threads manually through such techniques as mutual exclusion semaphores. Eiffel offers a higher-level mechanism: [[SCOOP]] (Simple Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming), which greatly simplifies the writing of concurrent applications and avoids many of the typical pitfalls of concurrency such as "data races". SCOOP is the recommended approach to concurrent Eiffel programming.
For details see:
* [[SCOOP_tutorial|SCOOP tutorial (hands-on)]]: build a small concurrent email system, step by step.
* The [[SCOOP|SCOOP documentation]] for the recommended approach to concurrent programming in Eiffel.
* The [[EiffelThreads|EiffelThreads documentation]] if you need to exert fine control on the execution and synchronization of threads.