multi-threaded application in C++

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Originally posted by _uj
A programming language is a formal definition of an abstract computer. It's this abstract computer you think of when you program. You don't need an OS to think, do you?

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you don't need a program to think, do you?

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To actually run the program you'll need an implementation of the abstract computer in some combination of software and/or hardware but that's a different story.

It's when you fail to separate abstract concepts from possible implementations you end up with the kind of mishmash "theory" you presented.

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it's when you fail to seperate the abstract from real world concepts that you come to this mishmashed theory...

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Originally posted by _uj
Your "simple and clear concept" is just plain wrong. You don't need an OS with multithreading support for multithreading to exist in a programming language. That's my point and here's my reason why again:

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my god are you hearing yourself??? If I deny multi thread creation at the OS level, your some how going to create multithreading...

/Here comes the science...

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Originally posted by _uj
You don't need an OS with multithreading support for multithreading to exist in a programming language.

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If a language standard includes multithreading and a specific OS does not support multithreading then that OS does not support the standard.

I think we can all agree that we (_uj and me) disagree... and there is no point for further disussion.

Okay...I think everything has been said here, thus, we can stop at this point.

Thank you very much.