Concurrency kit – Concurrency primitives and non-blocking data structures in C

Re:Concurrency kit – Concurrency primitives and non-blocking... by Keyframe on Saturday September 12, 2015 @10:39PM (#10210166)

OK, but where do I start?

PS I may be dense today.

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Re:Concurrency kit – Concurrency primitives and non-blocking... by justifier on Saturday September 12, 2015 @11:00PM (#10210205)

if you already have a need of concurrency in your project and want to know how to utilise the library there is a documentation section on the linked page

a good starting point would be the man pages

if you want to know where to start on getting info on how or why you would use a library like this check out the articles or slides section, or wiki around unfamiliar words in the man pages

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Re:Concurrency kit – Concurrency primitives and non-blocking... by Keyframe on Sunday September 13, 2015 @12:40PM (#10211914)

I was hoping for a mini usage showcase / sample. Maybe I'm spoiled, but I was looking through man pages and it was a meaningless dump to me as a newcomer to the library. I then looked at the articles, but it was a long read I didn't want to do at first.

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Re:Concurrency kit – Concurrency primitives and non-blocking... by sbahra on Monday September 14, 2015 @01:21PM (#10216163)

I agree. Such an article would be more emphasizing use-cases for different advanced synchronization techniques in context of Concurrency Kit. You may just not have a use for it too.

I'll put up a presentation soon that may be helpful in these regards.

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