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What are the various ways of doing user level Thread programming in C++ on Linux operating system?
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Axter
I recommend you use Posix Threads. It's more portable.
>>I recommend you use Posix Threads
And I support that recommendation :o)
And I support that recommendation :o)
Zthread...
Possibly better still is to use a decent wrapper, like this one:
http://www.boost.org/libs/thread/doc/index.html
Not all platforms (Windows in particular) support Posix threading - this gets around that problem.
It also presents a higher level interface (C++ at least) than the standard threading interface.
http://www.boost.org/libs/thread/doc/index.html
Not all platforms (Windows in particular) support Posix threading - this gets around that problem.
It also presents a higher level interface (C++ at least) than the standard threading interface.
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