C++ synchronization primitives don’t have to be confusing

A free practical guide with:

• when to use std::mutex vs std::atomic
• when std::condition_variable is the right tool
• where semaphores, std::latch, and std::barrier fit
• common pitfalls and simple rules of thumb

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• when waiting should be done with condition_variable
• when semaphores, latches, and barriers are the better fit
• what common mistakes to avoid

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