mozilla::ThreadLocalmyThreadLocal; void foo() { myThreadLocal.set(42); // This will return 42 on this thread int x = myThreadLocal.get(); }
class MyThreadClass { public: MyThreadClass() { // Initialize thread-local state for this instance threadData_ = new ThreadData; } ~MyThreadClass() { // Clean up thread-local state for this instance delete threadData_; } void DoSomething() { // Use thread-local state for this instance threadData_->IncrementCount(); } private: class ThreadData { public: ThreadData() { count_ = 0; } void IncrementCount() { count_++; } int GetCount() { return count_; } private: int count_; }; ThreadData* threadData_; }; mozilla::ThreadLocalThis example shows how to use ThreadLocal to create instances of a class that are specific to each thread. In this example, each thread has its own instance of MyThreadClass, which in turn has its own thread-local data. Overall, ThreadLocal is a useful utility in Mozilla's C++ library for managing thread-specific data. It can help simplify concurrency programming by eliminating the need for locks or other synchronization mechanisms when sharing state between threads.myThreadLocal; void foo() { // This will create a new instance of MyThreadClass on this thread MyThreadClass* myClass = myThreadLocal.get(); // Call a method on the thread-specific instance myClass->DoSomething(); }