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Hey guys,
I've been doing some reading around the internet about Object Orierientated

Program designing,

got a OOP design

book,

yet still I'm confused on how to approach designing a "large" program.
That's the background to this question: Is mutex locking the only way to

ensure that variables are only

being accessed by one thread at a time? Is it the "right" way to go about

it?
I've seen quite some strong opinions around the internet on how RT threading

should be done,

however I still am not fully sure if PosixThreads is the way to go, (due to

windows not supporting it).
I've googled for "c++ cross-platform threading" which returned this

post.

I've not yet fully understood it,

but I'm also slightly afraid that Ill be learning a bad habit rather than

how to use a good threading lib!
Any advice on where to start? Cheers, -Harry
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 Object Orierientated Program designing,got a OOP design book=

, yet still I'm confused on how to approach designing a "large&quo=

t; program.

That's the background to this question: Is mutex locking the only w=

ay to ensure that variables are onlybeing accessed by one thread at a t=

ime? Is it the "right" way to go about it?I've seen q=

uite some strong opinions around the internet on how RT threading should be=

 done,

however I still am not fully sure if PosixThreads is the way to go, (due to=

 windows not supporting it).I've googled for "c++ cross-pl=

atform threading" which returned this post. I've not yet fully unders=

tood it,

but I'm also slightly afraid that Ill be learning a bad habit rather th=

an how to use a good threading lib!Any advice on where to start? Ch=

eers, -Harry
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