support a Thread like Java Thread using language C++ with the pthread library

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Hi guys,
I work on linux with the language C++. But use the pthread C APIs on linux is very hard to the work, so is anyboy can supply a open code encapsulated by the c++ language like java Thread class!

Thank you!

Posted 25-Aug-11 20:41pm

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Eugen Podsypalnikov 26-Aug-11 2:52am

Would be QT thinkable for you ? :)
( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfHM4pQSqt4 )

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C++0x (wll be C++11 soon) has in its specification a <thread> header that provides just that interface.

Boost Thread was the inspirer of that header, but -being written for C++03- does not fully comply anymore to the evolving standard.

Unfortunately not all the compilers support (yet) the thread library. Boost itself changed its Thread library to be more "affine" to the 0x specs, breaking part of preexisting code ...

Today is probably the best choice, but in a near future the standard implementation should be available.
Moving from the actual boost::thread to std::thread should not be complicated so ... stay tuned!

Posted 25-Aug-11 21:30pm

Emilio Garavaglia

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-25T20:53:00

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Have a look at boost's Thread[^] library.

Posted 25-Aug-11 20:53pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Aug-11 3:00am

Using boost library is often a good idea due to their multiplatform nature and quality. My 5.
--SA

CPallini 26-Aug-11 3:07am

But, I should have mentioned, is not Java-like.
BTW thank you.