Class that models Mutex Concept that is fair and scalable.
class queuing_mutex;
#include "tbb/queuing_mutex.h"
A queuing_mutex models the Mutex Concept. A queuing_mutex is scalable, in the sense that if a thread has to wait to acquire the mutex, it spins on its own local cache line. A queuing_mutex is fair. Threads acquire a lock on a mutex in the order that they request it. A queuing_mutex is not recursive.
The current implementation does busy-waiting, so using a queuing_mutex may degrade system performance if the wait is long.
See Mutex Concept.