suggestion for how to learn Multi-thread

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i am a new one in mutil_thread coding so i want some suggestion for that ,especially some book about that .
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Posted 8-Mar-13 4:12am

chinahyin

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[no name] 8-Mar-13 10:20am

Amazon.com usually has a pretty good selection.

chinahyin 8-Mar-13 10:27am

in china is not easy to buy a book in amazon .com but thank you all the same

[no name] 8-Mar-13 11:53am

How would I know that? Your profile says that you are in the US...

chinahyin 9-Mar-13 10:11am

my apologize i forget to set the country

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H.Brydon · Answer 1 · 2013-03-08T04:28:00

Although multi-threading programming is almost as old as single threaded programming, some of the really useful constructs and features of the language are relatively new (ie. async, await, futures, actors...). No really good modern books on multi-threading have emerged yet.

Nevertheless, have a look at:
- The Art of Multiprocessor Programming, Maurice Herlihy & Nir Shavit
- Intel Threaded Building Blocks, James Reinders
- Multi-Core Programming, Akhter and Roberts (Intel)
- Patterns for Parallel Programming, Mattson, Sanders, Msasingill (actually java but the principles are the same/similar)
- Concurrent Programming on Windows, Joe Duffy (Actually about .NET, which you can reach through C++/CLI)

The (software) technology is changing, so most of these will be obsolete in several years. Keep searching and keep asking the same question.

fixthebugg · Answer 2 · 2013-03-08T04:49:00

Solution 2

I have found this website very useful...you can download this in pdf format..
http://www.albahari.com/threading/[^]

Posted 8-Mar-13 4:49am

fixthebugg

Updated 8-Mar-13 4:50am

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chinahyin 8-Mar-13 11:01am

thank you very much

Andy Bantly · Answer 3 · 2013-03-08T05:22:00

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I've had great success using the MFC CWinThread class to add multi-threading. Advanced Windows by Richter of Microsoft Press is a good book.

Posted 8-Mar-13 5:22am

Andy Bantly64K