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Does C++ supports multithreading?
Yes, C++ library supports multithreading via _beginthread() and _beginthreadex(). The concept of multithreading is relative to the platform that the program runs under.
Kuphryn
Boost has a cross-platform threading library.
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As Salem said, C++ does not directly support threads. There are several libraries to work with threads. For example for Win32:
http://sources.redhat.com/pthreads-win32/
There are also ports of Pthreads for other platforms.
The one complaint I have against Pthreads is that its a C library, and hence does not make use of C++ features (OOP, exceptions). It is probably the most commonly used threading library for C/C++ though.
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