implementation of asynchronous simultaneous threads

[bhattachar...@gmail.com]

hi,
I don't know wether the library i am finding exists or not.I have doing quite a lot of research regarding the appropriate library to be used in my scenario.So i am asking you guys whether there is any library out there or it is to be added.The thing is i have one infinite loop and this loop runs on each thread.I dont want threads to wait for the infinite loop to complete.What i do want is they should run simultaneouly and i can out data present in each infinite loops within each thread if processed simultaneously.How could i acheive that if any library supports my desired architechture.If theres any pleaser do present me a sample code.Sorry for the inconvenience caused .I am not much experienced in c++.
Thanks,
Kushal

[Oliver Kowalke]

For instance boost.fiber (http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_62_0/libs/fiber/doc/html/index.html) or synca (https://github.com/gridem/Synca) might be useful - both are based on boost.context (-> P0099R1 proposal is derived from this library).

Oliver

[Nicol Bolas]

I'm not sure what this has to do with a proposal for C++. We already have a perfectly adequate threading library which can execute threads simultaneously. What you want is perfectly achievable in C++11.

But this isn't a forum for debugging your code.