what is multithreading in c++ ,
what is difference between multithreading and
singlethreading.
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Answer / lp
C++ allows to to build your own multi-threading libraries by
making use of system calls, but there is no standardized
support for multi-threading. Reasons? Following are the few
of them:
1. You decide the performance of your system by designing
simplified wrappers over the system call to support
multithreading. Get-What-You-Want and Pay-For-What-You-Want,
Dont-pay-for-what-you-dont-want!!
2. Standardizing support may hide some powerful system
level functionality unique to a a particular
multi-threaded-processor!
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Answer / kanthi
Multithreading in c++???
As far as i know, c++ does not provide any language level
support for multithreading. If it is to be implemented
using c++, then it cannot be done without the support of
the underlying operating system which makes things a little
more complicated, unlike java, where a language level
support is provided for the same.
And, difference between multithreading and single-
threading: Multithreading is one form of multitasking where
a single big task is divided into independent, simultaneous
operations which can run together so that subtasks
independent of eachother can be implemented at once to
improve efficiency.
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Answer / micah hoover
The next version of C++ (C++0x) is basically C++ with boost,
and boost has thread implementation. A lot of C++ frameworks
(like Qt, MFC, .NET, etc) roll their own flavor of threading.
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Answer / amit
hey ,c++ supports multithreading by the use of POSIX threads
,who the hell is saying that c++ does not support
multithreading ,the linux operating system made in c,c++ and
it supports multitasking ,multiprocessing and other child
and parent relationship
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