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Subject: Re: [Threads-devel] Concurrent vector assignment
From: David White (dawhite32_at_[hidden])
Date: 2012-01-01 23:29:00
Thanks Stefan and Gregory for your comments.
Just to confirm - yes, I meant std::vector, I am using msvc/msvcrt and gnu c++/libstdc++, each thread uses locally defined iterators, and resize (including other size/capacity/order modifying methods) is not used.
The issue of one thread reading and another thread writing without a memory barrier is not a concern (in this context) since I am using a thread-safe queue (std:queue), thanks to A. Williams' "C++ concurrency in action". Hence, I can guarantee that no two threads ever change the value of a single element - each element is only ever modified by one thread.
So far, I am not seeing any exceptions or memory issues and all is working well - but this is no guarantee that it is safe.
Do you know if msvc and/or gnu c++ std::vector implementations support thread-safety for this behaviour?
Kind regards, David.