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Congratulations on arriving at the ăUltimate Programmingă WeChat public account ăKnowledge Treasure Houseă, specially customized for everyoneăQt C++ Architect Series – Project Practice Episode 130: This episode will focus on a practical and challenging technical topic – ăBuilding an Industrial-Level Signal and Slot Application Architecture with Qt6 and C++17, Surpassing Traditional Communication Paradigmsă.Whether you are … Read more
1. Introduction In the process of writing projects, multithreading is often involved. Programming multithreaded applications usually involves issues of thread safety, which is why mutexes are often used to ensure thread safety. However, the use of mutexes can often lead to another problem: deadlocks. A deadlock, simply put, occurs when there are two shared resources, … Read more
In the vast world of C++ programming, the static keyword acts as a low-key yet crucial behind-the-scenes hero, widely used in variables, functions, and class members, playing an indispensable role. From modifying local variables to retain their state, to limiting the scope of functions, and to achieving shared class members, the presence of static is … Read more
In critical scenarios such as industrial control and server applications, the stable operation of programs directly relates to business continuity and system reliability. Imagine if a server program suddenly becomes unresponsive without anyone knowing; it could lead to severe consequences such as data loss and service interruption. Today, we will introduce the “Watchdog” technology, which … Read more
Keywords for this issue: multithreading, multiprocessing, coroutines, performance tuning, debugging Difficulty: Beginner â Intermediate Practical 1. Basic Concurrency 1. Short Answer: What is the core difference between <span>threading</span> and <span>multiprocessing</span>? 2. Coding Question: Start a thread to execute a print task import threading def worker(): print("Worker thread is running") # Complete the thread creation and … Read more
Semaphore is a very important synchronization mechanism in concurrent programming (multithreading/multiprocessing), used to control access to shared resources by multiple threads or processes, preventing issues such as race conditions, data inconsistency, or deadlocks. 1. What is a Semaphore? â Definition: A semaphore is a synchronization tool used to control access to shared resources by multiple … Read more
A semaphore is a mechanism used for inter-process synchronization and mutual exclusion, widely applied in multithreaded programming and operating systems. Semaphores can control access to shared resources, ensuring that multiple processes or threads can orderly use these resources, avoiding race conditions. 1. What is a Semaphore? â Definition: A semaphore is a synchronization mechanism used … Read more
1. What Can Multithreading Solve? First, we need to clarify a concept: Concurrency (ćč¶ć) â Parallelism (ćč¶èĄ). Concurrency is “appearing to run simultaneously”. For example, when you listen to music while coding, your brain quickly switches between the two tasks, which is called concurrency. Parallelism is “actually running simultaneously”. This requires multiple CPU cores, just … Read more
Congratulations on arriving at the ăJueDingGe Programmingă WeChat public account ăKnowledge Treasure Houseă, specially customized for everyoneăQt C++ Architectă series–Qt Project Practical Issue No. 122:This issue will focus on a practical and challenging technical topic–ăC++ 20 Standard and Qt Framework Implementation: High Concurrency Multithreading and Asynchronous Architecture for 10 Million Data Levelă.Whether you are a … Read more