cds_job | C11 lock-free job queue

cds_job is a C++ library. cds_job has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

this [single header file] c++11 library provides a lock-free, work-stealing job queue system. it is based on an implementation described extensively by [stefan reinalter] on his [blog] no documentation yet, but here’s a list of things to keep in mind: - each job’s data is stored (as a copy) in the leftover space of the job structure itself. - if you pass more data to a job than will fit in this space, you fail. - this should be handled with a different createjob() variant. - each job can have a "parent" job specified at creation time, but this has nothing to do with job dependencies. it’s merely a way to say "when you wait on a job that’s a parent, you wait on all its children (recursively) as well." - waiting on a job with waitforjob() is a read-only operation, completely orthogonal to job execution. - waitforjob() does not attempt to steal or execute the specified job; instead, it causes the thread to process jobs from its own queue (and/or by stealing from other queues) until the specified job is finished. - the job you’re waiting on may very well be executed while you’re waiting for it