Object oriented multithreading using C++

Cameron Hughes, Tracey Hughes

512 pages, parution le 30/09/1997

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Résumé

This text aims to teach C++ programmers the development techniques they'll need in order to make the operating systems, the programming interface, and the code cooperate for system resources instead of compete. The authors discuss the whole system from the point of view of each of these components.
Topics covered include: pipes and semaphores; queues; dynamic data exchange; multithread architectures; class behaviours; and concurrency.

Table of contents

C++ Components
The Anatomy of a Process
Threads
Multitasking and Multithreading
Interprocess, Interthread Communications
Cooperation is Synchronization
Interface Classes and Interprocess Communication
Synchronization Objects
Threading Object Oriented Architectures
Class Hierarchies and C++ Components for Threading
Class Behavior and Threading
Testing Multithreaded Applications
Towards Concurrency--Some Final Thoughts
Appendices.

L'auteur - Cameron Hughes

CAMERON HUGHES is a senior software engineer for CTEST Laboratories and a staff programmer/analyst at Youngstown State University. He has been involved in software development efforts of all sizes and is currently working in cluster programming of the Proteus V that involves NLP and knowledge representation modeling at CTEST and the Colony at Youngstown.

L'auteur - Tracey Hughes

TRACEY HUGHES is a software engineer at CTEST, where she does graphics programming and simulation in C++ and develops image processing class libraries and virtual worlds.