What to use for concurrent programming?
 

I'm planning on starting a project using concurrently running threads.

I'm just wondering what would be the best language/libraries/etc to use for this kind of thing.

At school we used uC++ (microC++) and it it basically seemed to provide everything that I'd need. I've also had a bit of experience using Java threads, but I think I'd prefer to work in C++ on this one. Just wondering what people use out in the real world.

Thanks,

-G

Both would work. It al depends on what the program is needed to do. But Java's synchronized methods would work and C++ works too. So its your choice unless directed otherwise by the specifications of the project.


Jason

I think that Ada provides facilities for concurrent threads and processes.