This code illustrates how Packages should be structured
and is also a good example of a template class.
We will find BlockingQueue to be very useful when writing multi-threaded code.
Cpp11-BlockingQueue.txt
Demonstrating C++11 Blocking Queue
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main enQing msg#0
thread deQed msg#0
main enQing msg#1
main enQing msg#2
thread deQed msg#1
main enQing msg#3
main enQing msg#4
main enQing msg#5
thread deQed msg#2
main enQing msg#6
main enQing msg#7
main enQing msg#8
thread deQed msg#3
main enQing msg#9
main enQing msg#10
thread deQed msg#4
main enQing msg#11
main enQing msg#12
main enQing msg#13
thread deQed msg#5
main enQing msg#14
thread deQed msg#6
thread deQed msg#7
thread deQed msg#8
thread deQed msg#9
thread deQed msg#10
thread deQed msg#11
thread deQed msg#12
thread deQed msg#13
thread deQed msg#14
thread deQed quit
Making move copy of BlockingQueue
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before move:
q.size() = 1
q.front() = test
after move:
q2.size() = 1
q.size() = 0
q2 element = test
Move assigning state of BlockingQueue
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before move:
q.size() = 1
q.front() = test
after move:
q.size() = 0
q3.size() = 1
q3 element = test
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