Please advise me to how to achieve NSOperation and NSOperationQueue functionality in C++.
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There isn't such thing in C++, I suggest to use C++11 threads and to implement your own queue class. – Ramy Al Zuhouri Dec 21 '12 at 01:48
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what is c++11 i.e 11 stands for ? Can i use it with c++ ? Do you have some sample how to achieve the above thing using this ? – user1908860 Dec 21 '12 at 02:05
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@user1908860 - C++11 refers to the 2011 standard for C++. Before 2011 there were no standard C++ threads. – Pete Becker Dec 21 '12 at 02:27
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NSOperation is a class for managing non-critical tasks. You create Operations, and place them on the NSOperationQueue and each operation is performed as the app executes.
There is no such "equivalent" in C++. C++ is a language, as NSOperationQueue is part of FoundationKit a part of OSX and iOS, a set of Objective-C objects, that aren't part of the objective-c standard.
What you'll need to research is the Android paradigms for doing task concurrency, and use those. Or you can just manually download the assets from the server, in-lieu of any managed task library.
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I need to do more or similar stuff. we don't manual download as we are developing a professional live game. I know NSOperation and NSOperationQueue is part of obj c foundation but my question if we have to achieve similar thing in C++ then how to achieve that ? – user1908860 Dec 21 '12 at 01:50
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You're not doing something similar in C++. You're doing something similar in Android. C++ is just a language. Look at how Android does concurrent task management, and it should have examples on how to do this in C++. – Alan Dec 21 '12 at 02:10
