I'm using the boost::thread library (V1.44) to support threads in my C++ project. The user needs to be able to pause the execution of a test loop, that's running in its own thread, for an unlimited amount of time and be able to resume it whenever he pleases. Under Windows I solved it like this bool ContintueLoop(){ if(testLoopPaused){ //testLoopPaused can be set by the user via GUI elements try{ b
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