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Developing multithreaded software is an extremely challenging task, even forexperienced programmers. The challenge does not end after the code is written.There are other tasks associated with a development process that becomeexceptionally hard in a multithreaded environment. A good example of this iscreating unit tests for concurrent data structures. In addition to the desiredtest logic, such a test contains plenty of synchronization code that makes ithard to understand and maintain.  In our work we propose a novel approach for specifying and executingschedules for multithreaded tests. It allows explicit specification of desiredthread scheduling for some unit test and enforces it during the test execution,giving the developer an ability to construct deterministic and repeatable unittests. This goal is achieved by combining a few basic tools available in everymodern runtime/IDE and does not require dedicated runtime environment, newspecification language or code under test modifications.

Taming the Concurrency: Controlling Concurrent Behavior while Testing Multithreaded Software