How can I use the C++ std atomic library for advanced synchronization?

How can I use the C++ std atomic library for advanced synchronization?

The C++ std atomic library provides a set of atomic types and operations that can be used for thread-safe programming. What specific synchronization issues are you facing?

I'm trying to implement a lock-free queue. Can you help with that?

Sure! A lock-free queue can be implemented using atomic operations. You can use atomic pointers to manage the head and tail of the queue. Would you like a code example?

Yes, please provide a code example for a lock-free queue.

Here's a simple implementation of a lock-free queue using atomic pointers. It involves using atomic compare-and-swap operations to ensure thread safety. Would you like to dive deeper into any specific part of the implementation?