C & C++: ZThreads....

  • adleyman_gmail_com / 206 / Tues, 05 May 2009 17:11:00 GMT / Comments (3)
  • Wondering if anyone has experience or war stories about ZThreads.
    Thikning of using it, but can't really find much talk about it.

    Anyone using ZThreads care to share opinions?

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    zthreads, c++

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    1. adleyman...gmail.com wrote:
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      Wondering if anyone has experience or war stories about ZThreads.
      Thikning of using it, but can't really find much talk about it.

      Just wondering here... Why are you thinking of using it if you
      haven't found much about it? Why not use something else, then?

      V
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      victorbazarov | Thurs, 03 Jan 2008 12:44:00 GMT |

    2. Victor Bazarov wrote:
      Quote:
      Originally Posted by
      adleyman...gmail.com wrote:
      Quote:
      Originally Posted by
      Wondering if anyone has experience or war stories about ZThreads.
      Thikning of using it, but can't really find much talk about it.

      >
      Just wondering here... Why are you thinking of using it if you
      haven't found much about it? Why not use something else, then?
      >
      V
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      Well,

      I saw it in the "Thinking in C++" book by Bruce Eckel and figured
      ZThreads seem a lot more intuitive than PThreads with C++. Let me also
      state though that I am somewhat amateur and do not know of any options
      besides ZThreads or PThreads.

      adleyman_gmail_com | Thurs, 03 Jan 2008 12:45:00 GMT |

    3. adleyman...gmail.com wrote:
      Quote:
      Originally Posted by
      [..]
      I saw it in the "Thinking in C++" book by Bruce Eckel and figured
      ZThreads seem a lot more intuitive than PThreads with C++. Let me also
      state though that I am somewhat amateur and do not know of any options
      besides ZThreads or PThreads.

      I've not heard of ZThreads, and pthreads is basically a standard thing
      on Un*x-like systems (not everywhere, but on many of them). Ask in
      'comp.programming.threads', maybe they heard something...

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      victorbazarov | Thurs, 03 Jan 2008 12:46:00 GMT |

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