multithreading

[w3r3w0lf]

hello!
can anyone give me any reference on multithreaded applications in c/c++, BUT
in linux... that is, some equivalents on _createthred,_e ndthread etc..
googling gave everything but a simple straight answer... some code snippet,
or example of any kind is also ok :)


TIA!

[Mads Jensen]

Re: multithreading

w3r3w0lf wrote:[color=blue]
> can anyone give me any reference on multithreaded applications in c/c++, BUT
> in linux... that is, some equivalents on _createthred,_e ndthread etc..
> googling gave everything but a simple straight answer... some code snippet,
> or example of any kind is also ok :)[/color]

I have the following links (still not started out myself doing
multithreading applications, yet):
<http://www.csce.uark.e du/~aapon/courses/cluster/examples/>
<http://www.llnl.gov/computing/tutorials/workshops/workshop/pthreads/MAIN.html>
<http://java.icmc.sc.us p.br/library/books/ibm_pthreads/document.htm>
Hope they'll help you out!

Sincerely,
Mads
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[Kutty Banerjee]

Re: multithreading


"w3r3w0lf" <asdfa@asdf.d > wrote in message
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> hello!
> can anyone give me any reference on multithreaded applications in c/c++,[/color]
BUT[color=blue]
> in linux... that is, some equivalents on _createthred,_e ndthread etc..
> googling gave everything but a simple straight answer... some code[/color]
snippet,[color=blue]
> or example of any kind is also ok :)
>
>
> TIA!
>
>[/color]
Hi,
for cross platform C++ multithreaded solutions you could refer to
<1>ACE: http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html
This is also the host of network, concurrent, distributed patterns!!

<2>wxBase library also has threading classes.
Of course i am assuming that you are searching for threading libraries
for C++ and are aware of what OO patterns are.

kutty

[Seba]

Re: multithreading

"Kutty Banerjee" <kuttyb@wpi.edu > wrote in message news:<c6kqr4$2a 5d$1@bigboote.W PI.EDU>...[color=blue]
> "w3r3w0lf" <asdfa@asdf.d > wrote in message
> news:c6jf3k$hef $1@ls219.htnet. hr...[color=green]
> > hello!
> > can anyone give me any reference on multithreaded applications in c/c++,[/color]
> BUT[color=green]
> > in linux... that is, some equivalents on _createthred,_e ndthread etc..
> > googling gave everything but a simple straight answer... some code[/color]
> snippet,[color=green]
> > or example of any kind is also ok :)
> >
> >
> > TIA!
> >
> >[/color]
> Hi,
> for cross platform C++ multithreaded solutions you could refer to
> <1>ACE: http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html
> This is also the host of network, concurrent, distributed patterns!!
>
> <2>wxBase library also has threading classes.
> Of course i am assuming that you are searching for threading libraries
> for C++ and are aware of what OO patterns are.
>
> kutty[/color]

You should take a look at www.boost.org. They have the most beautiful
threading classes I saw and these are the ones with better chances of
becoming part of the language.

Regards,
Seba.