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How did people do futures and asynchronous programming before C++11 introduced the <future> library?
Did they use threads to modify arguments passed in by reference?
Also, futures are just nicely encapsulated threads, right? It's the same mechanisms behind the scenes?
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>>60542833
asians are such a failed race. can't even keep their eyes open properly.
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>>60542833
The same way futures are implemented in C++11? Thread pools, mutexes, and atomics have been around for a while.
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>>60542833
Can u explain what this is I am reading MSDN class library.String^ userRoot = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER";
What is this '^' after String.
Is this some wrapper to std::string ?
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>>60543118
>C++/cx
Not even one.
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>>60543118
it's called the caret operator
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>>60543118
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caret#Programming_languages
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>>60542833
B O O S T
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>>60543118
>using the string with the carrot nose
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>>60543118
:^)
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>>60543118
WHATDAFUUCKKK
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