Answer by Dave S for Atomic types and threads
Remove the & from the second argument to bind. You already have a pointer to the object, and that's what you're likely trying to use. Secondly, the pointer is uninitialized which could also be a...
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Why are you passing a Nginx_sender ** (double pointer) to boost::bind? That seems wrong, and would explain why your thread appears to be operating on a second copy of the object than the main thread.
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this is the next step after this topic: Modifying data in threadsclass Nginx_sender{ private: std::atomic_int data; boost::mutex mMutex; void SendMessage(const std::string &msg) { mMutex.lock();...
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