Designing Multithreaded Applications with C++0x: ACCU 2009 Slides
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
The ACCU 2009 conference has now finished, and life is getting back to normal. My presentation on "Designing Multithreaded Programs with C++0x" was well attended and I had a few people come up to me afterwards to say they enjoyed it, which is always nice.
Anyway, the purpose of this post is to say that the slides
are now up. I've also posted the sample
code for the Concurrent Queue and Numerical Integration
demonstrations that I did using our just::thread
implementation of the C++0x thread library.
Posted by Anthony Williams
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Tags: concurrency, threading, accu, C++0x
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5 Comments
I wondered if anyone would spot that before I fixed it ;-)
Very interesting, thanks Anthony. Is that a lambda function on slide 28? Can you recommend a compiler with lambda support?
Yes, it is a lambda function in the condition_variable example. The only compiler I know that supports lambda functions at the moment is VS2010, which obviously isn't released yet. For now we have to write explicit functors or use a while loop.
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I'd seen Herb Sutter dropping hints MSVC was lambda-ready, and wondered if an advance preview had been made available. A bit of googling suggested GCC had branched a partial implementation -- which failed to inspire me. I guess we'll have to wait.