| Technical Specification | ||||
| Filesystem library(filesystem TS) | ||||
| Library fundamentals(library fundamentals TS) | ||||
| Library fundamentals 2(library fundamentals TS v2) | ||||
| Library fundamentals 3(library fundamentals TS v3) | ||||
| Extensions for parallelism(parallelism TS) | ||||
| Extensions for parallelism 2(parallelism TS v2) | ||||
| Extensions for concurrency(concurrency TS) | ||||
| Extensions for concurrency 2(concurrency TS v2) | ||||
| Concepts(concepts TS) | ||||
| Ranges(ranges TS) | ||||
| Reflection(reflection TS) | ||||
| Mathematical special functions(special functions TR) | ||||
| Experimental Non-TS | ||||
| Pattern Matching | ||||
| Linear Algebra | ||||
| std::execution | ||||
| Contracts | ||||
| 2D Graphics |
| std::future extensions | ||||
| Latches and barriers | ||||
| Atomic smart pointers | ||||
~latch(); | (concurrency TS) | |
Destroys the latch.
The behavior is undefined if a thread is blocked at the synchronization point.
The destructor may be called even if not all threads have returned fromwait() orcount_down_and_wait(), provided the internal counter must equal zero.
The destructor may block until all threads have returned from the blocking functions.
No thread is allowed to block on this latch after one thread has invoked the destructor.
