Hi,
Is std::queue thread-safe, or shall I use some synchronization
facilities such as pthread_mutex to make sure my usage is thread-safe?
Thanks!
- Andy 3 8420
Andy wrote: Hi,
Is std::queue thread-safe, or shall I use some synchronization facilities such as pthread_mutex to make sure my usage is thread-safe?
Thanks!
- Andy
Compiler dependent.
Andy wrote: Is std::queue thread-safe, or shall I use some synchronization facilities such as pthread_mutex to make sure my usage is thread-safe?
Depends on your usage. If you want multiple threads to read from/add to
the queue than you must, of course, synchronize access. BTW, not even
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