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On 20.04.11 15:04, Alex R. Mosteo wrote:

> Also more generally, I wondered too if there's some ready-to-use protected 
> stuff in C++ that spares me dealing with mutexes to emulate a synchronized 
> interface.

Just now, by coincidence, Emmanuel Stapf has announced a new beta
of Eiffel Studio.

"The highlight of the 6.8 release is the support of the SCOOP mechanism."

Which stands for Simple Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming.

Seems to have taken quite some efforts to fill old Eiffel's keyword
"separate" with life. :-)