I've added three new containers to MinTL:
- singly linked list
- concurrent queue as a circular singly linked list
- dualqueue with per-thread node pools

Included are implementations of compare-and-set (32 and 64 bit) for win32
and Linux.

usual place: http://home.comcast.net/~benhinkle/mintl/

-Ben

Ben Hinkle wrote:
> I've added three new containers to MinTL:
> - singly linked list
> - concurrent queue as a circular singly linked list
> - dualqueue with per-thread node pools
> 
> Included are implementations of compare-and-set (32 and 64 bit) for win32
> and Linux.
> 
> usual place: http://home.comcast.net/~benhinkle/mintl/
> 
> -Ben

Has the MinTL and DTL been worked out on whether or not they will combine or something?

I'm still waiting for DTL and D to mature before I start using them. All the projects so far just blow my mind. In that, it is good since D now has somethings I wish were in C++ (or I just can't find them for C++, Demios is pretty awesome).

Gold Dragon wrote:

> Ben Hinkle wrote:
>> I've added three new containers to MinTL:
>> - singly linked list
>> - concurrent queue as a circular singly linked list
>> - dualqueue with per-thread node pools
>> 
>> Included are implementations of compare-and-set (32 and 64 bit) for win32
>> and Linux.
>> 
>> usual place: http://home.comcast.net/~benhinkle/mintl/
>> 
>> -Ben
> 
> Has the MinTL and DTL been worked out on whether or not they will combine or something?
> 
> I'm still waiting for DTL and D to mature before I start using them. All the projects so far just blow my mind. In that, it is good since D now has somethings I wish were in C++ (or I just can't find them for C++, Demios is pretty awesome).

Maybe but there are a number of decisions that seem to be pretty different so it won't be completely trivial. Eventually I was going to see how hard it would be to wrap some MinTL stuff (say the rbtree) to work in DTL but to be honest I had a hard time figuring out DTL. So much was commented out I couldn't tell what to do to add a new container.

-Ben

Gold Dragon wrote:
> Ben Hinkle wrote:
> 
> 
> Has the MinTL and DTL been worked out on whether or not they will combine or something?
> 
> I'm still waiting for DTL and D to mature before I start using them. All the projects so far just blow my mind. In that, it is good since D now has somethings I wish were in C++ (or I just can't find them for C++, Demios is pretty awesome).

Perhaps it might be best that they remain separate for awhile.  It would be nice to see alternatives evolve on their own.