Multi-Threading and IPC with Qt 5 C++

Multi-Threading and IPC with Qt 5 C++, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 56 lectures, based on 365 reviews, and has 2775 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating and Managing Threads Sending Feedback to main thread Thread Synchronization Thread Safety and Reentrancy Using Thread Pools Qt Concurrent : High level Threading API Managing Processes Inter Process Communication DBus This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone willing to use Qt C++ threading capabilities in their projects. It is particularly useful for Anyone willing to use Qt C++ threading capabilities in their projects.

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Summary

Title: Multi-Threading and IPC with Qt 5 C++

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating and Managing Threads

Sending Feedback to main thread

Thread Synchronization

Thread Safety and Reentrancy

Using Thread Pools

Qt Concurrent : High level Threading API

Managing Processes

Inter Process Communication

DBus

Who Should Attend

Anyone willing to use Qt C++ threading capabilities in their projects.

Target Audiences

Anyone willing to use Qt C++ threading capabilities in their projects.

Special Note : This course is based on Qt 5. Qt 6 is the latest version of Qt (Released in December 2020), and it introduced some changes that won’t work with code written for Qt 5. Threading is one of the highly affected areas of Qt. We will be creating  an update that takes Qt 6 in consideration over the next few months, but with this course, we highly recommend using Qt 5.

Qt is a cross platform application development framework , you can use it to develop applications for windows, mac, linux , mobile and embedded devices.

This course will enable you to take advantage of the Multi-threading and Inter Process Communication features offered by the Qt framework, using the C++ programming language.

You will learn and master different ways you can create and manage threads, give them work they can do in the background and let them report back to you when they are done with the results.The course won’t just show you how to create threads and use them to improve the design of your application; you will also understand why each technique works and the common pitfalls one comes across when using threads and  IPC in their C++ applications.

The lectures are carefully designed backed by engaging demos for you to try out the concepts on your own, right away. If you’re  looking to use Multi-threading or Inter Process Communication in your Qt C++ applications, this course will get  you up and running in the shortest amount of time possible. Here are some of the things you’ll get to master as you go through the course : 

Creating and Managing Threads

Sending Feedback to main thread

Thread Synchronization

Thread Safety and Reentrancy

Using Thread Pools

Qt Concurrent : High level Threading API

Managing Processes

Inter Process Communication

DBus

and more

Qt is the platform of choice for thousands of software projects, both open source and commercial,  including the one we passionately use to record our videos. If you want to use threads and inter process communication mechanisms in your cross platform applications, Qt is going to make your life a whole lot easier. Please check out some of the preview videos, and let’s get  you started using Threads and Inter Process Communication, in your Qt C++ cross platform applications.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Threads, Processes and IPC : Context

Chapter 2: Creating Threads

Lecture 1: Threading Overview

Lecture 2: QThread-Create

Lecture 3: MoveToThread

Lecture 4: Subclass QThread

Lecture 5: QThread with asynchronous code-QThread-Create

Lecture 6: QThread with asynchronous code-MoveToThread

Lecture 7: QThread with asynchronous code-Subclass QThread

Lecture 8: ThreadPool and QRunnable

Lecture 9: ThreadPool and QRunnable – Sending feedback to ui

Lecture 10: ThreadPool and QRunnable – Async Code

Lecture 11: Custom Type Signal Parameters

Lecture 12: Threading Methods Comparison

Chapter 3: Thread Synchronization

Lecture 1: Thread Synchronization Overview

Lecture 2: Thread Synchronization – Mutex

Lecture 3: Thread Synchronization – Mutex -Shared variable

Lecture 4: Thread Synchronization – ReadWrite Lock

Lecture 5: Thread Synchronization – Semaphores

Lecture 6: Thread Synchronization – WaitConditions

Lecture 7: Wait Conditions – Pause Resume

Lecture 8: Thread Synchronization- Chapter Review

Chapter 4: Thread Safety and Reentrancy

Lecture 1: Thread Safety and Reentrancy Overview

Lecture 2: Cross Thread Signals and Slots – Example1

Lecture 3: Cross Thread Signals and Slots – Example2

Lecture 4: Cross Thread Signals and Slots – Example3

Lecture 5: Slots in QThread Subclass

Lecture 6: Thread Safety and Reentrancy – Chapter Review

Chapter 5: Qt Concurrent

Lecture 1: Qt Concurrent Overview

Lecture 2: Qt Concurrent-run-synchronous

Lecture 3: Qt Concurrent Asynchronous – Return values

Lecture 4: Qt Concurrent-map

Lecture 5: Qt Concurrent-maped

Lecture 6: Qt Concurrent-mapReduced

Lecture 7: Qt Concurrent-Filter

Lecture 8: Qt Concurrent-Filtered

Lecture 9: Qt Concurrent-FilterReduce

Lecture 10: Qt Concurrent-QFutureSynchronizer

Lecture 11: Qt Concurrent : Feedback

Lecture 12: Threading Overview-Comparison

Chapter 6: Processes

Lecture 1: Processes and QProcess

Chapter 7: Inter Process Communication

Lecture 1: IPC Overview

Lecture 2: IPC- SharedMemory

Lecture 3: IPC -TCP( QTcpSocket)

Lecture 4: IPC – Files on FileSystem

Lecture 5: IPC Overview-Comparison

Chapter 8: DBus

Lecture 1: DBus Overview

Lecture 2: DBus-Client-Server : Server

Lecture 3: DBus Client-Server : Client

Lecture 4: DBus-SignalsSlots

Lecture 5: QDBusMessage

Lecture 6: QDBusInterface

Lecture 7: Introspection

Lecture 8: DBus-Overview

Chapter 9: Wrap up

Lecture 1: Course Wrap up

Lecture 2: Course List – Bonus

Instructors

Daniel Gakwaya
Software Engineer at Blikoon Technologies

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2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 32 votes

4 stars: 122 votes

5 stars: 206 votes

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