Intel Threading Building Blocks
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Read on Hacker News…ols anyway. Library wise I try to stick to STL and Boost for most of my C++ projects. Both are well documented in online and offline resources. I recently also added the Intel Threading Building Blocks library to my personal toolset. You did not mention anything about doing GUI work, but in that area there is a good amount of options too. I would certainly pick the one with the best community support. That will help you most in the long run I think. S.
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