Source Code
All source code examples are complete. That means, assuming you have a conforming compiler, you can compile and run them. The name of the source file is in the title of the listing.
I use the using namespace std directive in the source files only if necessary.
Run the Programs
Compiling and running the examples is quite easy for the C++11 and C++14 examples in this book. Every modern C++ compiler should support them. For both the GCC and the clang compiler, the C++ standard must be specified as well as the threading library to link against. For example the g++ compiler from GCC creates an executable program called thread with the following command-line: g++ -std=c++14 -pthread thread.cpp -o thread.
- -std=c++14: use the language standard C++14
- -pthread: add support for multithreading with the pthread library
- thread.cpp: source file
- -o thread: executable program
The same command-line works for the clang++ compiler. The Microsoft Visual Studio 17 C++ compiler...
