Thread support under C++, shared address space

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From: slhpv
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 04:01

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For my masters I am planning to do some work with parallel programming.
Specifically, I want to do some simulations of parallel machines that
use a shared address space.

Could anyone tell me how well OS/2 threads are supported by various
compilers, and to what level the threads do data/code sharing?

I need to use C++ with real good built in support for concurrent
processes (semaphores, moniters, etc.) as well as shared address space
and was wondering how well OS/2 2.0 will compete in this area.

Any information, or pointers to other Operating Systems would be
appreciated...

	- Dave
PS. please include prices if possible, this is a total from scratch project

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Subject: Thread support under C++, shared address space
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Date: 9 Apr 92 22:01:30 MDT
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