On 17 July 2014 at 16:50, JJ Allaire wrote:
| It very well may be thread-safe, but my thinking is that it could be dangerous
| to use a class where some methods are thread-safe and some are not (and there
| isn't necessarily documentation or a formal contract on what's safe and what's
| not). Your
It very well may be thread-safe, but my thinking is that it could be
dangerous to use a class where some methods are thread-safe and some are
not (and there isn't necessarily documentation or a formal contract on
what's safe and what's not). Your current use is likely fine, I'm just
being cautious.
Sorry, I read this post just by chance,
did I understand correctly, the class Rcpp::Matrix are not thread safe?
Is there any problem in writing code such as:
mat(i,j) = something
in a multithreaded environment (such as inside a "#pragma omp parallel
for" loop)?
My scripts are full of such loops.
