std::scoped_lock (C ++17)

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std::scoped_lock provides RAII style semantics for owning one more mutexes, combined with the lock avoidance algorithms used by std::lock. When std::scoped_lock is destroyed, mutexes are released in the reverse order from which they where acquired.

{
    std::scoped_lock lock{_mutex1,_mutex2};
    //do something
}

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