C#/.NET analysis tool to find race conditions/deadlocks

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NOTE: This answer is from 2010. As with all recommendations answers, recommendations tend to change over time. There may be other products out there now, CHESS which was a Microsoft Research Labs project may have evolved into a final product or been scrapped altogether. Please take this answer with a grain of salt and conduct new research into which products are suitable now.

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