When I was learning C++ back in the day, I never got to threaded programming. The most I did were programs that highlighted the usage of various, simple data structures (linked lists, stacks, queues, that sort of thing).
So, honestly (no snark), thanks for pointing that out.
Question: I keep seeing people refer to libraries like Boost for everything from better/safer memory management to string helper functions. Is there a go-to library? Or are they all more or less equal with their own pros and cons?
So, honestly (no snark), thanks for pointing that out.
Question: I keep seeing people refer to libraries like Boost for everything from better/safer memory management to string helper functions. Is there a go-to library? Or are they all more or less equal with their own pros and cons?
