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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Concurrency : concurrent<T> part 2
concurrent<T> part I described a powerful wrapper that made all calls to the object to be executed asynchronously and in FIFO order. Using a lambda call made it easy to bundle several actions on the concurrent<object> in one asynchronous operation. … Continue reading
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