We present a novel approach to dynamic datarace detection for multithreaded object-oriented programs. Past techniques for on-the-fly datarace detection either sacrificed precision for performance, leading to many false positive datarace reports, or maintained precision but incurred significant overheads in the range of 3
x
to 30
x
. In contrast, our approach results in very few false positives and runtime overhead in the 13% to 42% range, making it both efficient
and
precise. This performance improvement is the result of a unique combination of complementary static and dynamic optimization techniques.
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