std::queue empty() is thread safe?

hi,

just want to know if std::queue empty() is thread safe (running on 2 or more
thread)... so i can do,

if( !queue.empty() )
{
lock()
....
unlock()
}

instead of...

lock()
if( !queue.empty() )
{
....
}
unlock()

thanks in advance


.

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