In his recent blog post brilliantsugar talks about technics to find race conditions in multithreading code by using different tools.

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Juggling C++ Atomics

by brilliantsugar

From the blog post

As most C++ programmers are aware, courtesy of Herb Sutter, programming lock-free data structures is akin to juggling razor blades. Reasoning about concurrent programs is already complex enough but modern CPU memory models are so complicated that they manage to make it even harder. The prevailing suggestion you often come across is to steer clear of lock-free programming entirely.

In this article, I share the adventures of exploring methods for formally verifying lock-free C++ code. To showcase three different approaches, I delve into the implementation of a lock-free triple buffer data structure.