'Working with threads in c/c++, across many different platforms
In my understanding, if you use C, then you are bound to use POSIX Threads.
These are OS dependent, and if you use Linux, you have to use <pthread.h>, while if you use Windows, you have to go with <windows.h>.
These things are transferable to C++ as well.
However, if you use C++ and specifically a version after C++11, then you can skip the POSIX threads method, and use #include <thread> and you are off to go.
Is this a correct understanding? Is there something i miss?
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