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Learning Boost C++

You're reading from   Learning Boost C++ Solve practical programming problems using powerful, portable, and expressive libraries from Boost

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2015
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ISBN-13 9781783551217
Length 558 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Introducing Boost FREE CHAPTER 2. The First Brush with Boost's Utilities 3. Memory Management and Exception Safety 4. Working with Strings 5. Effective Data Structures beyond STL 6. Bimap and Multi-index Containers 7. Higher Order and Compile-time Programming 8. Date and Time Libraries 9. Files, Directories, and IOStreams 10. Concurrency with Boost 11. Network Programming Using Boost Asio A. C++11 Language Features Emulation Index

Self-test questions

For multiple choice questions, choose all options that apply:

  1. What happens if you do not call join or detach on a boost::thread object and a std::thread object?

    a. join is called on underlying thread of boost::thread.

    b. std::terminate is called for std::thread, terminating the program.

    c. detach is called on underlying thread of boost::thread.

    d. detach is called on underlying thread of std::thread.

  2. What happens if an exception is allowed to propagate past the initial function with which a boost::thread object is created?

    a. The program is terminated via std::terminate.

    b. It is undefined behavior.

    c. The call to get on the future object throws an exception in the calling thread.

    d. The thread is terminated but the exception is not propagated.

  3. Should you call notify_one or notify_all on a condition_variable object without holding the associated mutex?

    a. No, the call will block.

    b. Yes, but it may result in priority inversion in some cases.

    c. No, some waiting threads may miss the...

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