
Hello, I m new to boost libraries. Can someone give an example or tutorial of using multithreading and the use of synchronization objects like mutex between threads. Thanks Bharani _________________________________________________________________ Got Game? Win Prizes in the Windows Live Hotmail Mobile Summer Games Trivia Contest http://www.gowindowslive.com/summergames?ocid=TXT_TAGHM

On Monday 04 August 2008 09:16:06 lakers fan wrote:
I m new to boost libraries. Can someone give an example or tutorial of using multithreading and the use of synchronization objects like mutex between threads.
Hmmm, this doesn't really belong on the developers' but rather the users' mailinglist but anyhow, I suggest you simply look at the documentation for the Boost.Thread library, which contains a few examples. Uli

Hello, I am also new to boost libraries. Could you please let me know how to go about learning Boost libraries and its development. By the way even I would like to learn Multithreading concepts. Regards, Krishnan S On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 12:46 PM, lakers fan <lakersfan74@msn.com> wrote:
Hello, I m new to boost libraries. Can someone give an example or tutorial of using multithreading and the use of synchronization objects like mutex between threads.
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Hi Krishnan.
I am also new to boost libraries. Could you please let me know how to go about learning Boost libraries and its development.
First - please do not top-post. Second, as already mentioned in this thread - try asking on the Boost Users mailing list. And as for you 'learning', just read the docs to get the feel of what is in the Boost library. But these libraries are not a 'magic wand' for everything. They each solve a particular problem, but most often you first need to have that problem before you can appriciate the solution they offer. I believe there are some books on the net related to general Boost library usage that go over some most often used libraries. As far as learning about 'Boost library development' - just subscribe to these mailing list, listen in and learn and when you feel up to it - chime in.
By the way even I would like to learn Multithreading concepts.
Heh... get a beginner-to-intermediate programming book and first read up on the subject. Then try solving some standard problems found in such a book using whatever means necessary (OS synchronization primitives, Boost Thread library or whatever)... Hope this helps. Best regards, Jurko Gospodnetić
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