Programming Conversations Lecture 5 part 2

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This week brings your our very special guest lecturer, Sean Parent. Sean Parent is a principal scientist for Adobe.

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What I like most and specially trick to runtime polymorphism without direct subclassing (starting around 23:00).

AlexeyLuchko
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He seems to indicate that the only way to write a concurrent queue in C++11 is to use mutexes, but that isn't true; there's a complete atomics library. You can write a lock-free concurrent queue in C++11.

collinbaker
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3:05 I am not sure I understand what is preventing the counter to be incremented (by an object copy) after it is tested for 0 and before/while the object is deleted?

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