Introduction to barriers (pthread_barrier)

[@shushens]

You have gone above and beyond, trying to explain the problem as thoroughly as possible. "Since 2 is less than 3.." made me laugh out loud. But not in a negative sense. Thank you!

[@beyzaucar4516]

I was suffering while I was studying for my Parallel and Distributed Computing course, but then I found your channel and I nearly started to enjoy this subject! You're doing a great job, many thanks from my heart!

[@randocode7469]

Thanks for all this help, my friend. You are a really good teacher :)

[@humbertonavarro7070]

Great video, thank you very much!

[@aashris]

Thanks so much! This is great video with very clear explanation! :)

[@matteopisati9966]

Love your videos. Well done

[@livinglavish1705]

These videos are amazing

[@holgerespinola1345]

very good video. thank you so much for your contribution

[@zubairshaik5222]

Love your videos. Is there a series on networking and sockets programming coming up? would really appreciate that.

[@CodeVault]

Yes, that will probably be the next series

[@xky8124]

very well explained

[@jeffsherin9564]

FYI: pthread_barrier_t is not available on macOS

[@CodeVault]

That is correct. barriers are not implemented on MacOS. You could download a library that implements them though

[@yahmk3978]

Thank you!

[@lucadelossantos4618]

thank u king

[@h.serhan9862]

Thanks!

[@halim61616161]

first of all thanks for amazing tutorials. There is an error during compiling: pthread_barrier_t is undefined. How can i fix this issue?

[@CodeVault]

Hmm... might be an issue with you gcc compiling options. See here: stackoverflow.com/questions/61647896/unknown-type-name-pthread-barrier-t

[@SavaSrikanthVlogs]

same problem here

[@holgerespinola1345]

same problem

[@holgerespinola1345]

@@CodeVault thank you so much! With this article i fixed my issue

[@RaresBoss1998]

Thanks

[@narasarajv5278]

Thank you..

[@Codality]

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[@gogdarag]

Hello sir. Can you make a video about naming conventions in c language please.
For example:
1. How namespacing works in c and how to prevent name collisions in c specially in writing a library.
2. How to name a function that is related to specific structure, like methods in classes in oop languages.
3. How to name a init or factory function that is related to specific structure.
and any other programming technices that help us to write a better portable library. Thank you so much.

[@CodeVault]

Sure, I'll look into it