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CDS (Concurrent Data Structures) is a C++ template library of lock-free and fine-grained lock-based algorithms. It contains a collection of concurrent data structures: queues, stacks, sets, maps, etc, and safe memory reclamation schema for concurrent containers - Hazard Pointer and user-space RCU. See doxygen doc http://libcds.sourceforge.net/doc/cds-api/index.html.
The source code repo for libcds 2.x has been moved to https://github.com/khizmax/libcds
A set of RPG templates to build functions on the IBM i (aka iSeries, AS/400), along with a set of base 'standard' functions which handle base system-wide functions such as messaging, error logging and error handling.
Requires V7R1M0 or higher, although ought to work on lower versions.
The Checker framework is an easily expansible set of check/transformation to build hierarchy of chain operations easily to-store/to-be created and re utilized (at run time if you want).
Drop-in replacement for std::shared_ptr + std::enable_shared_from_this
Apparently, many people dislike that the standard std::enable_shared_from_this class does not allow to invoke shared_from_this() in the constructor.
Guess What: This library is supposed to fill the gap.
The boost library does that too, but it does not allow shared_ptrs to be made inside the destructor and it doesn't provide a release() method to gain ownership of the contained pointer.
Big downside is however, that it's not (yet) made thread-safe.
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