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C++ Async Development (not only for) for C# Developers Part I: Lambda Functions | Code, the Universe and everything...

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Code, the Universe and everything…. C Async Development (not only for) for C# Developers Part I: Lambda Functions. And now for something completely different. I was recently tasked with implementing the SignalR C. The beginnings were (are? Preamble done let’s get started. The simplest C lambda function looks as follows:. Auto l = [](){};. It does not take any parameter, does not return any value and does not have any body so doesn’t do anything. A C# equivalent would look like this:. Action l = () = {};.

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casablanca | Code, the Universe and everything...

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Code, the Universe and everything…. C Async Development (not only for) for C# Developers Part V: Cancellation. In the previous part of the C Async Development (not only for) for C# Developers. We looked at exception handling in the C Rest SDK/Casablanca. Today we will take look at cancellation. However, because in C Rest SDK cancellation and exceptions have a lot in common I recommend reading the post about exception handling (if you have not already read it) before looking at cancellation. Ctsget token(...

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C & C++ Stuff… yay! | Brian By Experience

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A bit of everything. Robots, Software Development, Libertarianism, Christianity, Anti-war. Essential Links: Game, Web, and General Software Engineering. Client Side Web Technologies… Coooolll! C and C Stuff… yay! Essential Links: Libertarian-ism, Capitalistic Anarchy, and other Pro-liberty sites. Essential Links: Robotics and 3D Printing. Essential Links: Vegetarianism and Veganism. Brian’s Code Extreme. 3D Modeling, Rendering, Printing, etc. C and C Stuff… yay! Large collection of generic libraries DE.

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The case of the crashing std::thread destructor and why you should use tasks instead of threads – OhadSoft

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The case of the crashing std: thread destructor and why you should use tasks instead of threads. I recently encountered an interesting crash in our iOS application at work. Here’s the relevant stack trace section:. Libc abi.dylib std: terminate() libc .1.dylib std: 1: thread: thread(). Luckily, the documentation for std: thread. Provides us with the root cause:. If *this has an associated thread (joinable() = true), std: terminate() is called. Specifically, the joinable() documentation. Click to share on...

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Debugging unobserved concurrency runtime task exceptions – OhadSoft

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Debugging unobserved concurrency runtime task exceptions. The C Concurrency runtime. AKA PPLX) is the unmanaged answer to the Task Parallel Library (TPL). And it works surprisingly well. It is even cross platform by way of the C Rest SDK. In PPLX, such exceptions crash the process ( in .NET they used to, and still may depending on configuration. When an unobserved PPLX exception occurs, the debugger will break in the following location inside. Your mileage may vary, but I wasn’t able to inspect the.

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In C++, even a thread is not thread-safe (or: why you should use tasks part 2) – OhadSoft

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In C , even a thread is not thread-safe (or: why you should use tasks part 2). Consider the following (contrived) code:. Using namespace std; void work() { this thread: sleep for(chrono: seconds(2) ; } void wait(thread* t) { t- join(); } int main() { thread worker(work); thread waiter1(wait, &worker); thread waiter2(wait, &worker); waiter1.join(); waiter2.join(); return 0; }. Throws). Even under that assumption, the code’s behavior is not defined (UB). The reason is in the docs. Of course, were you using.

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jrb-programming: C# style async/await in C++ - Part 2 Using with Microsoft PPL/PPLX

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My exploration of programming, usually C 11 programming. Tuesday, April 30, 2013. C# style async/await in C - Part 2 Using with Microsoft PPL/PPLX. Last time we talked a little about asynchrony and about the cpp async await project. The previous article is located at http:/ jrb-programming.blogspot.com/2013/04/c-style-asyncawait-in-c-part-1.html. All code for the project is located at https:/ github.com/jbandela/cpp async await/. We talked about how to use the library with Boost.Asio. However, it gets ha...