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ERROR in my original posting:
Below wher eit says "pthread_timed_wait()" it should say
"pthread_cond_timedwait().
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Fred Smith
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Gang:
I've got a body of code that is running successfully on Linux. It's mostly
also working fine with Cygwin, but am having a problem in one area:
It starts up several threads (pthread_create), all detached. One of them
blocks on pthread_timed_wait(), the rest do not.
Later on when exiting, i
Following up on my two messages of yesterday, I've narrowed down a bit the
problem I am having with pthread_cancel(), to the point where the thread
I'm trying to cancel doesn't do ANYTHING but loop. No calls to any other
functions at all, just an endless loop..
When I call pthread_cancel() I get
I'm trying to run some very simple code that uses ptys. The
code is from W. Richard Stevens APUE book. The only change is
the printf you see below. In this routine:
int
ptym_open(char *pts_name)
{
int fdm;
char*ptr1, *ptr2;
strcpy(pts_name, "/dev/ptyXY");
Egor:
Thanks for the info!
Fred
egor duda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/03/2002 09:47:53 AM
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To: Fred Smith/Computrition
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Hi!
Sunday, 03 November, 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>On Tue, Nov 05, 2002 at 11:55:52AM -0500, Steve Chapel wrote:
>>Christopher Faylor wrote:
>>>On Tue, Nov 05, 2002 at 10:25:58AM -0500, Steve Chapel wrote:
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So again I ask for information on how this cygwin problem can be
solved.
It makes typeahead completely useless for me.
>>>
>>>What
I don't see this in the docs (forgive me if I"m blind)
What compile and/or link options should be used with Cygwin for pthreads
apps?
I know on LInux it is "-pthread", other systems have other options, but
what are the correct settings for Cygwin?
Thanks!
Fred
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I don't see this in the docs (forgive me if I"m blind) (I've looked yet
again, and searched the archives too)
What compile and/or link options should be used with Cygwin for pthreads
apps?
I know on LInux it is "-pthread", other systems have other options, but
what are the correct settings fo
I'm developing a multithread app on cygwin (well, porting from LInux,
actually), which uses Oracle OCI for client services. So far it's running
well on my development box.
Just tried an experiment, in which I took my program and its necessary data
files, and the cygwin DLLs reported by cygcheck (c
>> So this all is a prelude to the question: What's the minimum subset of
>> stuff I need to move, and is it necessary to actually run a cygwin
>> installer (for registry setups, maybe???) or will simply putting
>> files in the "right place" work?
>
>Without registry entries, Cygwin won't know wher
Pardon me if maybe this belong on developer instead
I've seen mention of a cygwin-targeted cross-development toolset (for
LInux, perhaps), but so far have no clue where/how one obtains it.
Is there a package available somewhere, or does one need to download gcc et
al (and I don't know how
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> Subject: lockf() or flock() support?
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> I'm porting an application that uses
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> Subject: Re: Setup.exe
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> >>> Isn't that kinda up to the user. When you fin
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Subject: cygwin Digest 14 Feb 2003 20:14:39 - Issue 2563
> > It has recently come to my attention that some people think the Cygwin
> > list is exceptionally unfriendly to the uni
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> Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 13:08:30 -0500
> From: Christopher Faylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Changing jobs
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> I just wanted to send
> --- Alan Hourihane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > > Anyone know when the new binutils will be out with Egor's
> > > fixes for auto-import of arrays ?
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> > Anyone know the expected ETA
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