I made the following sample program to play with boost threading: #pragma once #include \"boost\\thread\\mutex.hpp\"
I\'m looking for a way to wait for a number of jobs to finish, and then execute another completely different number of jobs. With threads, of course. A brief explanation:
I am currently creating boost::threads like this: boost::thread m_myThread; //member variable //... m_myThread = boost::thread(boost::bind(&MyClass::myThreadFunction, this));
I have a boost::mutex that\'s being used in two threads. The first thread is constantly locking and unlocking the mutex. The second thread only uses the mutex on a certain condition. When this conditi
I am trying to solve a network flow problem by C++ multithreading. Given a network (all nodes are connected by arcs, each arc is connected to 2 and only 2 ending nodes, one is input node and another
I\'d like to start a thread in the background and want to stop it after a certain amount of time if it not finishes. Main Problem is, while waiting for the thread to finish or a timer to reach a deadl
duplicate of: "pure virtual method called" when implementing a boost::thread wrapper interface
I do not want to use fork() because that adds a layer of IPC management I wish to avoid.I would like to use a pthread.I have seen an strace for clone, and I don\'t want to start managing the thread at
This is my first attempt to use boost::threads and I have a silly question. I 开发者_StackOverflow中文版call a boost:thread to use one of my template class functions. However after reading this tutori
I have blocking task which will be performed by find_the_question() function. However, I do not want thread executing this function take more than 10 seconds. So in case it takes more than 10 seconds,
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