Module 19 - Concurrency and ThreadingModule Overview
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1.) C++ is not the C Language -- Course Introduction
2.) C++ Batteries Included - STL and GDB Debugging with the STL
3.) Functions 1: Making our code more modular | GDB and Functions
4.) Input and Output
5.) C++: Thinking about memory
6.) Memory Allocation and Layout
7.) Arrays, Splines, and SFML Library Introduction
8.) Building Data Structures -- Structs and Linked Lists
9.) Physical Structure of a C++ Project
10.) No Class
11.) Graphics Applications, Textures, Images, Sprites, and 2D Arrays
12.) Object-Oriented Programming 1
13.) Object-Oriented Programming 2
14.) Object-Oriented Programming 3 - Composition & Inheritance
15.) Binary Tree Data Structure
16.) C++ Templates - Code Generation and Generics
17.) Smart Pointers and Quad Trees
18.) Iterators and Algorithms
19.) Concurrency and Threading
20.) Final Project Discussion
21.) Review/Functors/Lambda's/
22.) Graphs
23.) Holiday no class
24.) LValues, RValues, and Move Semantics
25.) Advanced Topic 1 - Scripting with C++ using Pybind11 and Lua
26.) C++ Tooling and C++ GUIs
27.) Course Wrap Up
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In this module we discuss the threading support in C++!

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    • Architecture History
    • What is a thread?
    • C++ Threading Examples

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