Using c++ 11 multithreading on non-static member function
You need to provide an object for you to call a non-static member function, just as you can't call method() on its own. To provide that object, pass it to std::thread's constructor after the argument where you put the function.
struct Test { void func(int x) {}};int main() { Test x; std::thread t(&Test::func, &x, 42); t.join();}Notice that I've passed &x. This is because non-static class functions accepts a pointer to the object where it is being called from, and this pointer is the this pointer. The rest, which is 42, is the arguments that corresponds to the method's parameter declaration with 42 coinciding with int x in the example.