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

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  • Supported processors: x86, amd64 (x86_64), arm, PowerPC, ia64 (Itanium), sparc

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  • Fantastic project, thank you so much for telling
  • libcds eliminates all your problems when dealing with lock-free datastructures in C++. I'm seriously impressed with the ease of integration into existing projects. Excellent job !!!
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Operating Systems

Solaris, Linux, OpenBSD, HP-UX, Mac, Windows

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Information Technology, Developers

Programming Language

C++

Related Categories

C++ Algorithms, C++ Admin Templates

Registered

2009-11-01