24 Nov
2013
24 Nov
'13
6:14 p.m.
Am 24.11.13 19:09, schrieb Klaim - Joël Lamotte:
My understanding is that the point of thread-local objects is to allow avoiding any kind of locking when you know that an object have to be called exclusively from a specific thread and that each thread using that object will have it's own copy.
So no there is no locking. However it is not clear if you are asking about Boost.Thread thread-local smart pointer utility, or C++11 thread_local language feature?
Hi, the question actually referred to Boost.Thread thread-local smart pointer utility. I cannot use C++11, and Boost is (as is so often the case) the only way to get portable, advanced functionality with older C++ standards. Best Regards, Beet