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ACCU 2012

Wednesday, 25 April 2012

The main sessions of the ACCU 2012 conference start today.

This year I'm presenting two sessions. The first is tomorrow, at 4pm: Dataflow, actors, and high level structures in concurrent applications. In this session, I'll be talking about high level approaches for writing concurrent architectures including actors and dataflow architectures, and giving example code in multiple languages, including C++ and Groovy.

My second session is on Saturday at 11am, C++11 concurrency tutorial. This session will cover how to use the new C++11 thread library, as well as various guidelines for avoiding race conditions and deadlocks.

Hope to see you there!

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C++ Concurrency in Action and Just::Thread Discounts

Wednesday, 25 April 2012

My book C++ Concurrency in Action was finally published on 29th February 2012, after 4 years of work. It's hard to believe that I can actually hold a copy in my hand; it's just been files on my computer for so long.

My book is a tutorial and reference to the thread library from the new C++11 standard. It also provides various guidelines for writing and testing multithreaded code, as well as sample implementations of thread-safe data structures and parallel algorithms

If you haven't already got a copy, you can order one direct from Manning, or from amazon.com, or amazon.co.uk. Alternatively, copies should be available at the ACCU 2012 conference in Oxford this week.

Discount on Just::Thread

If you have purchased the book then send a copy of your receipt or other proof of purchase to info@justsoftwaresolutions.co.uk for a 50% discount on a single user license of Just::Thread, our implementation of the C++11 thread library described in the book for Microsoft Visual Studio on Windows, and g++ on Windows, Linux and MacOSX.

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