If I use Boost futures, and the future reports true to has_exception(), is there any way to retrieve that exception? For example, here is the following code:
Suppose I have a bit of boiler-plate multi-threaded code, e.g. as below. I wondered what guarantees (if any) there are that multiple threads using that code will always see a current version of the st
With boost::thread how do I get a pointer to the boost::thread which is currently executing my function,开发者_StackOverflow社区 from within that function?
I haven\'t used threading in my program before. But there is a problem I am having with this 3rd party application.
Why do we need boost::thread_specific_ptr, or in other words what can we not easily do without it? I can see why pthread provides pthread_getspecific() etc. These functions are useful for cleaning u
I\'m getting errors while compiling a program that uses threads. Here is the part that is causing problems.It would be nice if anybody told me if I\'m calling the thread function in the right way .
I had to build boost library for threading. So I gave the command ./bootstrap.sh in the boost_1_46_1 directory. Then
I am using boost::asio and boost::thread to realize a message service which accepts messages, send them asynchronously if there is no message being processed or queues the message if there are message
i would like to write a boost::thread_group. Assuming i understood correctly what callback in thread is i would like to apply it as well in my program.
I have a total n00b question here on synchronization. I have a \'writer\' thread which assigns a different value \'p\' to a promise at each iteration. I need \'reader\' threads which wait for shared_f