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1 row is stored for this page| _creationDate | December 31, 2014 8:08:08 AM |
| _modificationDate | May 20, 2016 8:22:53 AM |
| _creator | Drobbins |
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| _pageNameOrRedirect | POSIX Threads Explained, Part 3 |
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1 row is stored for this page| Subtitle | Improve efficiency with condition variables |
| Summary | In this article, the last of a three-part series on POSIX threads, Daniel takes a good look at how to use condition variables. Condition variables are POSIX thread structures that allow you to "wake up" threads when certain conditions are met. You can think of them as a thread-safe form of signallin |
| Author | User:Drobbins |
| Previous_in_Series | POSIX Threads Explained, Part 2 |
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