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c++ Programming Glossary: threadsafeWin32 Read/Write Lock Using Only Critical Sections http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1008726/win32-read-write-lock-using-only-critical-sections possible. The lock does not have to be process safe only threadsafe. Any ideas on how to go about this c multithreading winapi..
Are function static variables thread-safe in GCC? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1270927/are-function-static-variables-thread-safe-in-gcc in a thread safe manner In gcc's man page found the fno threadsafe statics command line option Do not emit the extra code to use..
How does boost implements signals and slots? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1413777/how-does-boost-implements-signals-and-slots biggies. First despite the fact that boost signals isn't threadsafe it enters and leaves critical sections a couple of times. Secondly..
Are standard output streams in C++ thread-safe (cout, cerr, clog)? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1483403/are-standard-output-streams-in-c-thread-safe-cout-cerr-clog threads in current C but this article is saying A typesafe threadsafe portable logging mechanism ..... The fprintf function is threadsafe.. portable logging mechanism ..... The fprintf function is threadsafe so even if this log is used from different threads the output..
Is std::string thead-safe with gcc 4.3? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1594803/is-stdstring-thead-safe-with-gcc-4-3 two threads for instance passing it as an object in a threadsafe dataqueue between two threads . I've already tried compiling.. So my question Is there any way to force std string to be threadsafe I would not mind if the copy on write behaviour was disabled..
C++ Using Class Method as a Function Pointer Type http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1738313/c-using-class-method-as-a-function-pointer-type make using lasvm_kcache_create non reentrant and non threadsafe. That may or may not be a problem depending on your specific..
efficient thread-safe singleton in C++ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2576022/efficient-thread-safe-singleton-in-c checked locking' and the way you've written it is not threadsafe. This Meyers Alexandrescu paper explains why but that paper..
What exactly is a reentrant function? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2799023/what-exactly-is-a-reentrant-function reentrant In the example above I showed how an apparently threadsafe function was not reentrant. Ok I cheated because of the Callback..
Designing a thread-safe copyable class http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5070161/designing-a-thread-safe-copyable-class copyable class The straightforward way to make a class threadsafe is to add a mutex attribute and lock the mutex in the accessor..
Is boost::interprocess::shared_ptr threadsafe (and interprocess-safe)? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5365941/is-boostinterprocessshared-ptr-threadsafe-and-interprocess-safe boost interprocess shared_ptr threadsafe and interprocess safe I want to share data between threads.. is it possible to use a normal boost shared_ptr which are threadsafe instead some clarification The pointer type I use is plain void.. memory is mapped to a fixed address . The question of threadsafety is about the reference count i.e. whether copying destroying..
Is random_shuffle threadsafe? and using rand_r if it is not http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6587676/is-random-shuffle-threadsafe-and-using-rand-r-if-it-is-not random_shuffle threadsafe and using rand_r if it is not Is std random_shuffle threadsafe.. and using rand_r if it is not Is std random_shuffle threadsafe I presume not since the regular rand is not threadsafe. If that.. threadsafe I presume not since the regular rand is not threadsafe. If that is the case how would I use rand_r with random_shuffle..
How often should I call srand() in a C++ application? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6954490/how-often-should-i-call-srand-in-a-c-application threads don't use rand at all but rather something threadsafe like drand48_r which lets you maintain a per thread state so..
Random number generation in C++11 , how to generate , how do they work? [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7114043/random-number-generation-in-c11-how-to-generate-how-do-they-work clear and obvious how to make random number generation threadsafe Either provide each thread with its own thread local engine..
Thread safe implementation of circular buffer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9743605/thread-safe-implementation-of-circular-buffer lock all the public methods with the same lock it will be threadsafe. You could consider using read write locks which may have better..
Make Meyers' Singleton thread safe and fast with lazy evaluation http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9994476/make-meyers-singleton-thread-safe-and-fast-with-lazy-evaluation For some compilers what you have may already have a threadsafe guarantee. If you don't care about code portability and it works.. you can use boost call_once to initialise. This is threadsafe and only costs on first initialisation. You can of course also..
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