Has anyone built POCO for single-threaded applications?

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My team delivers common software components to our product engineering teams. Some of these teams have legacy code that is still single threaded. We need a single-threaded POCO build on Windows, Linx, and UNIX. Any suggestions?

Thank you,

John

What I have tried:

Nothing. Still working on possible approaches.

Posted 18-Mar-16 3:23am

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Updated 20-Mar-16 21:05pm

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Richard MacCutchan 18-Mar-16 12:15pm

This question is far too vague for Quick Answers. Please read the FAQ.

[no name] 18-Mar-16 18:20pm

A "POCO" build? Must not be the POCO I'm thinking.

Arthur V. Ratz 21-Mar-16 2:05am

5.

Arthur V. Ratz 20-Mar-16 10:42am

What's POCO? Is it an abbreviation ? If so can you tell us what does it mean ?

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Arthur V. Ratz · Answer 1 · 2016-03-20T21:05:00

Solution 1

First see pocoproject.org/slides/130-Threads.pdf. Probably you'll find the answer.

Posted 20-Mar-16 21:05pm

Arthur V. Ratz