Question

Linux GCC:

I have a hash_map H, and a function F that using an iterator to loop through H, the problem is that function F can be executed in multithreaded mode. I don’t know why it’s working not stable, it seems that iterator is not safe in multi-threaded program. Any idea?

MY_HASH::iterator endIter = m_hash.end();
    for ( hm_Iter = m_hash.begin( ); hm_Iter != endIter; hm_Iter++)
    {
        pList->pData[i].id = hm_Iter->second->id ;
        pList->pData[i].data = hm_Iter->second->data ;
        i++;
    }

Answer 1

I can’t see that the hash iteration would be having problems, but I suspect assigning to pList->pData[i] is where your multi-threading issue exists.