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A multi-thread queue for the producers/consumers process

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15 Jan 2013CPOL2 min read 25.3K   748   13  
How to write a simple multi-thread queue for the typical producer-consumer process
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I’m an IT Project Manager for an Italian Betting Company and over the last 2 years I acquired experience in Betting area.
I have developed code in different object oriented languages (C#, C++, Java) for more than 10 years using a set of technology such as .Net, J2EE, multithreading, etc…

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