Anthony Williams-4 wrote:
gabe_rosser <gabriel.rosser@gmail.com> writes:
> Now I have an error from main() (also shown in bold
> above):
>
> main.cpp:123: error: variable ‘boost::thread t1’ has initialiser but
> incomplete type
> main.cpp:124: error: variable ‘boost::thread t2’ has initialiser but
> incomplete type
>
> Sorry but I'm not sure how to fix this.
There's a missing include:
#include <boost/thread/thread.hpp>
Anthony
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Perfect, sorry - I should have spotted that one (was too baffled by the code to start with the simple things!).
The simple example above is around 10% slower when run multithreaded compared with a single thread (optimized). This is substantially better than my previous attempts! If reader_thread() were more complex then I guess we would expect an increase in efficiency compared with a single thread.
Thanks very much Anthony and Steven for your help.
Gabe
