C++ MultiThreading : Part - 4 - Using Mutex (Mutual Exclusion) for concurrency

👉 Channel Name changed because of Rebranding Exercise. Existing Social media handles and links are no longer valid. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Welcome to the video series on Multithreading in C++ programming Language. From C++11 onwards multitheading is in built into the c++ and we don't need to call posix threads and link a separate library for the same. with c++ multithreading, we can not only create threads but can also handle the concurrency with mutex and locks. In today's multicore multi CPU environment, Multithreading is one of the best way of harnessing the available hardware resources. C++11 has introduced native threads as part of C++ library which not only allows us to create the threads, but also use the functional programming aspects of C++ within the threading mechanism. This video is part of a series where I've touched upon how we can make use of C++11 constructs to create and manage threads efficiently and effectively. This is part - 4 which explains what is meant by mutex and how code for mutex is written in C++11 onwards including C++14 and C++17 This video also details where and how to use RAII constructs like lock_guard and unique_lock Hope it helps you in learning something new.. enjoy! #cpp #cplusplus #multithreading #threads #multicore #gcc #mutex