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I met two terms and are they the same thing or different thing?
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I have two related questions:
1) Are there any good books for multithreading in C++, especially now that C++11 contains multithreading in the standard library?
2) I have the Wrox Programming on Unix book (1000 pages fat red one) and within it, it uses the Unix Thread class. How does this code relate…
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I am reading a book that compares two ways of implementing threads, Middleware Threads and OS Threads. I have a question about these sentences:
"A difficulty of operating system multithreading, however, is performance overhead. Since it is the operating system that is involved in switching threads…
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I need to come up with clients that can multicast to other clients reliably. That implies I'll be using TCP to connect reliably between clients within a multicast group. Doesn't that come up to n^2 number of connections? That seems a little silly to me. Wouldn't/shouldn't there be a way to more easily…
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How to achieve multithreading using JavaScript with IE6?
Is there a third party library to do this?
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I would like to describe some specifics of my program and get feedback on what the best multithreading model to use would be most applicable. I've spent a lot of time now reading on ThreadPool, Threads, Producer/Consumer, etc. and have yet to come to solid conclusions.
I have a list of files (all…
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