Looking for best design for using pthreads in C++ objects

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From: Thom Anderson
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1996 23:06

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I am starting to port a design that was meant to be implemented in Ada to a
C++/UNIX platform.  I don't want to get involved in any language religion here,
but it will be much harder to handle tasking with C++.  My best alternative
(maybe only - since I must be POSIX compliant) is to use pthreads.

I have used pthreads from C before but not from C++.  I have a couple of ideas
in mind but neither is elegant.  Does anyone have any experience with
C++/Pthreads and no of some good design solutions, tips, or ideas???

Thanks!
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From: anderson@clark.net (Thom Anderson)
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Subject: Looking for best design for using pthreads in C++ objects
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1996 23:06:13 GMT
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