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Multi-Threaded Programming in C++

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This is a clear introduction to the basic concepts of multi-threading complemented by a detailed description of the multi-threading facilities available under the UNIX and Windows operating systems. The implementation mechanisms are hidden within C++ classes, which then provide standardized interfaces to the functionality. With traditional single-threaded programming, objects serve as passive repositories of functionality that are invoked by external code. Multi-threading allows objects to become active entities that independently perform their own processing.

Author(s): Mark Walmsley
Edition: 1
Publisher: Springer London
Year: 2000

Language: English
Pages: 225
City: London
Tags: C++; C++ Programming Language; Scheduling; UNIX; Windows; Multi-Threaded Complexity; Multi-Threaded Programming; Threads; Mutexes; Events; Semaphores; Distributed Computing; Software Programming; Software Development

Front Matter....Pages i-x
Introduction....Pages 1-8
Threads....Pages 9-24
Mutexes....Pages 25-46
Events....Pages 47-67
Semaphores....Pages 69-99
Objects....Pages 101-117
Keys....Pages 119-133
Multiple Mutexes....Pages 135-159
Multiple Events....Pages 161-184
Distributed Computing....Pages 185-213
Back Matter....Pages 215-223