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Asked by TwentyFourSeven in C++ Programming Language
Curiosity got the better of me when I had a few minutes to spare on the weekend and I thought I'd see what cool stuff boost threads was capable of. There are not many examples out there, but I found a couple and created something simple of my own as a result.
But I want to see it do something more interesting....let's say I've got a long log file I want to read into a vector for text analysis or whatever.
Is it possible to use threads either for the actual "getline" process (e.g. two threads, one processing odd numbered lines and one processing even) ? Or just "handing over" the output from "getline" to a thread or two ?
Any examples would be much appreciated !
For those that don't kow me yet in the C zone.... not homework, not work work .... just a plain curious C++ newbie.... ;-)
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while (!is.eof()) {
std::getline(is, lineString, lEnd);
if (!lineString.length())
continue;
// do stuff
}
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20091111-EE-VQP-92 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
