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Java like Thread implemenation for C++

 
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Y2KYZFR1
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 12:12 am    Post subject: Java like Thread implemenation for C++ Reply with quote


I have been looking and have not found anything yet, anyone know of a
C++ library, source available preferably that mimics the Java thread
implementations like Thread and Runnable?????

I searched sourceforge and google and did not see anything but that
does not mean someone else does not know of some less well known
resource that might not be showing up in the search.
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Gregg
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 1:53 am    Post subject: Re: Java like Thread implemenation for C++ Reply with quote


"Y2KYZFR1" <jarrodhroberson (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

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I have been looking and have not found anything yet, anyone know of a
C++ library, source available preferably that mimics the Java thread
implementations like Thread and Runnable?????

I searched sourceforge and google and did not see anything but that
does not mean someone else does not know of some less well known
resource that might not be showing up in the search.

There used to be a library called JThreads that provided this, but now when
I search for it the only thing I can find is this:

http://www.iona.com/devcenter/orbacus/jtc.htm

It used to be downloadable and free for non-commercial use, but I don't know
what its current status is. It is not clear from this site how one actually
obtains it or what its current license is. I have never used it.

You might also look into ACE

http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html

but this is a huge framework for doing all sorts of network-oriented
programming. It is a good product but poorly documented and not always
intuitive. Addison Wesley has published a couple of books on it, but they
are not really reference books.

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Gregg



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