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by jrochkind1
3690 days ago
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If you want a 'toy'/practice project, writing a multi-threaded work queue (multiple producers, multiple consumers) is a good _relatively_ simple one (the API is simple and self-contained, anyway), to get your feet wet with concurrency. In real production work, you'd probably use an existing implementation for your platform of choice, but that's true of many of your examples too (few of us write an OS or compiler for production work! Probably more of us have had to write a concurrent work queue compared to an OS, heh.) |
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