Re: Thread killing problem
On Jan 5, 8:33 pm, "Tom=E1s =D3 h=C9ilidhe" <t...@lavabit.com> wrote:
"J.K. Baltzersen" <jornb...@pvv.org> wrote in comp.lang.c++:
At a later point the process A creates the thread B.
The thread B has access to the object C.
The C++ standard doesn't mention anything about threads,
however there are C++ communities built up dedicated to
portable multi-threaded programming.
The current working draft of the C++ standard does mention
threads, and threads will be part of the next version of the
standard. I believe that it is still hoped that this version
will become official before the end of 2009 (so that it will be
C++0x, and not C++1x), although the schedule is very, very
tight.
Long before the current draft, Boost offered a portable
interface to threads, and before that, there was Ace, and
doubtlessly many others.
To achieve portable multi-threaded programming, they produce a
"cross-platform library" which people can use in developing an
application that can run on a wide variety of system.
There's currently no newsgroup in place for discussing cross-platform
programming in C++,
There's this group. Why do you keep claiming that this group
doesn't exist?
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