At 10:02 PM 10/22/2003, Arash Partow you wrote:
>Hi Ross,
>
>What you've just said now really baffeles me cause, the pthread-win32 page
>is being hosted by red-hat which makes cygwin:
>http://sources.redhat.com/pthreads-win32/ or is this address just a mirror
>from somewhere else?
Red Hat hosts
Hi Ross,
What you've just said now really baffeles me cause, the pthread-win32 page
is being hosted by red-hat which makes cygwin:
http://sources.redhat.com/pthreads-win32/ or is this address just a mirror
from somewhere else?
In any case I've obtained the cygwin version of gcc and other tool chai
Hi Thomas,
You don't know how much of a relief it is for me to hear that
its not my fault (or not entirely anywayz ;)).
I'm planning on updating the test-case code so that it will
capture a ctrl+c and terminate all remaining threads in a
graceful manner, and also setup the option to enter a comman
Hi Ross,
I'm using the Cygwin tool-chain and use the cygwin G++ (3.3.1 cygming
special) to compile, hence ending up with the unix emulation layer.
I don't use mingw32 cause of my porting requirements to *nixs.
I've made the attr variable global within the class in its private section,
however the
Arash Partow wrote:
The prototype initially creates 700 threads all of which are contained in a
vector (threadList), each thread does some "simple" string processing
(basically tokenize a string) and then exists. On completion of the thread,
the thread sets its own state in the thread-class to dead
Hi Ross,
A slight correction:
I replaced:
pthread_create(&threadID,NULL,&(Thread::threadFunction),this);
pthread_detach(threadID);
With:
pthread_attr_t attr;
pthread_attr_init(&attr);
pthread_attr_setdetachstate(&attr, PTHREAD_CREATE_DETACHED);
pthread_create(&threadID,&attr,&(Thread::threadFunct
Hi Ross,
I replaced:
pthread_create(&threadID,NULL,&(Thread::threadFunction),this);
With:
pthread_attr_t attr;
pthread_attr_init(&attr);
pthread_attr_setdetachstate(&attr, PTHREAD_CREATE_DETACHED);
pthread_create(&threadID,&attr,&(Thread::threadFunction),this);
pthread_detach(threadID);
However
Hi Robert,
The prototype initially creates 700 threads all of which are contained in
a vector (threadList), each thread does some "simple" string processing
(basically tokenize a string) and then exists. On completion of the
thread, the thread sets its own state in the thread-class to dead. Sou
On Tue, 2003-10-21 at 18:09, Arash Partow wrote:
> The prototype initially creates 700 threads all of which are contained in a
> vector (threadList), each thread does some "simple" string processing
> (basically tokenize a string) and then exists. On completion of the thread,
> the thread sets its
Hi All,
I'm a long-time reader, first-time poster. I've been doing some work lately
with posix threads, mainly trying to build a very simple c++ wrapper for
Posix threads, and well have come up to a stumbling point on the win32
platform with a simple prototype i had built utilizing this c++ wrappe
Hi All,
I'm a long-time reader, first-time poster. I've been doing some work lately
with posix threads, mainly trying to build a very simple c++ wrapper for
Posix threads, and well have come up to a stumbling point on the win32
platform with a simple prototype i had built utilizing this c++ wrappe
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