Five kinds of callable objects: Functions Pointers to functions Objects of a class that overloads () Objects created by bind Objects created by lamdba expressions 1-2. Functions and Pointers to functions bool range5to10(int val) // <-- bool (*p_func)…
We learned in 7.11 that there are "array-like" objects that are not true arrays but can be treated like arrays for most purposes. A similar situation exists for functions. A callable object is any object that can be invoked in a function invocat…
Executors In all of the previous examples, there's a close connection between the task being done by a new thread, as defined by its Runnable object, and the thread itself, as defined by aThread object. This works well for small applications, but in…
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Usually, when you develop a simple, concurrent-programming application in Java, you create some Runnable objects and then create the corresponding Thread objects to execute them. If you have to develop a program that runs a lot of concurrent tasks, t…