FYI, the info on this site may be out of date — the first leaf page I visited was about just::thread, a C++ library that implements the “C++0x” threading API. C++0x was the prerelease name of C++11, so that page hasn’t been updated (or deleted) in over a decade…
I the focus is more on the ideas and algorithms used in parallel / concurrent programs. So, yeah, while the language specific parts might be a touch stale, things like the descriptions of terms or the MPSC queue algorithms are still quite relevant.
FYI, the info on this site may be out of date — the first leaf page I visited was about just::thread, a C++ library that implements the “C++0x” threading API. C++0x was the prerelease name of C++11, so that page hasn’t been updated (or deleted) in over a decade…
I the focus is more on the ideas and algorithms used in parallel / concurrent programs. So, yeah, while the language specific parts might be a touch stale, things like the descriptions of terms or the MPSC queue algorithms are still quite relevant.