Greetings,

I developed lately some generic container classes that work pretty
efficiently in a concurrent application. I also added created a
thread-safe version of the shared_ptr, which is surprisingly not
standardized yet given the multi-core direction all platforms are
taking. I still need to purchase the code from my employer in order to
share it publicly.

Meanwhile I was wondering if there is any interests to support the
framework of true parallel programming (hypercubes, etc.), or basic
OpenMP given memory is shared across multi-cores in general anyways?

I think it's time to scale up the true power of C++ and maximize every
CPU cycles on a machine.

I can also come back with benchmarks regarding the concurrent container
I am hoping to open source later.


Regards,

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