I'm implementing a Signal/Slot framework, and got to the point that I want it to be thread-safe. I already had a lot of support from the Boost mailing-list, but since this is not really boost-related, I'll ask my pending question here. boost - Safe Cross Thread Signals/Slot C++ - Stack Overflow It seem that the only implementation that provide Safe Cross-Thread Signals for both the Signal class and what's being called in the slot is QT. c++ - Boost: what exactly is not threadsafe in Boost.Signals ...
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Introduction - Overview - The Boost C++ Libraries Boost.Signals2 is a framework for event handling based on the signal/slot concept, which associates functions with signals and automatically calls the appropriate function(s) when a signal is triggered. Boost.SmartPointers: TR1, C++11 (partly) Boost.SmartPointers provides a set of smart pointers that simplify managing dynamically allocated objects. A benchmark of three C++ open source callback/signal/slot ... The callback list (signal) performance of cpgf callback, for a single slot (note it's 5 slots in a signal in the benchmark) is 50% slower than one single slot call without callback list. That means if there are 10K slot invoking, only 0.2ms is spent on the invoking itself. A very little and fast C++ signal/slot system : cpp - reddit No, I haven't. Thanks for link. I work with Qt and I've wanted to implement something that not very bulk as Qt's signal/slot mechanism and I though what this one maybe will be useful for community. I've compared only with signals of boost library. Replace boost::signals2 with C++11 implementation · Issue ...
Signals and slots is a language construct introduced in Qt for communication between objects which makes it easy to implement the observer pattern while avoiding boilerplate code. The concept is that GUI widgets can send signals containing event information which can be received by other widgets / controls using special functions known as slots.
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lsignal (or lightweight signal) is a very little and fast C++ thread-safe ... five times faster than calling boost::signal2 which was created with dummy (empty) mutex. Signals and slots - Wikipedia
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Sep 20, 2015 ... I've been asked multiple times how I would implement a signal / slot .... It's not threadsafe and you cannot disconnect a slot from a signal from ... Qt MOOC | Part 2 - GitHub Pages