First result in Google for “lock free vector” is a research paper cowritten by Damian Dechev, Peter Pirkelbauer and Bjarne Stroustrup describing a theoretical lock-free vector. Has this, or any other lock-free vector, been implemented?
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First result in Google for “lock free vector” is a research paper cowritten by Damian Dechev, Peter Pirkelbauer and Bjarne Stroustrup describing a theoretical lock-free vector. Has this, or any other lock-free vector, been implemented?
MS provides ppl::concurrent_vector and Intel provides tbb::concurrent_vector. On Windows at least ppl and tbb are part of the C-Runtime.