This chapter requires any kind of modern computer on which Rust can be installed. The exact details are covered in depth below. The interested reader might choose to invest in an ARM development board. I have used a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B while writing. The Valgrind suite of tools are used below. Many operating systems bundle Valgrind packages, but you can find further installation instructions for your system at valgrind.org. The gdb and lldb tools are used, often installed along with the gcc and llvm compiler toolchains. 

You can find the source code for this book's projects on GitHub: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Hands-On-Concurrency-with-Rust. This chapter has no relevant source code.