Re: Getting the package order right.

On Sun, 22 Apr 2001, Eric Sandeen wrote: > "William F. Acker WB2FLW +1-303-777-8123" wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > I just performed my first installation of Seawolf from Cd's. My > > previous ones were with ISO images on an Orb drive. I rebuilt the > > installation images in order to use

FW: Kernel Threading Issues?

[Sending Note: I am reasending this to the redhat-devel list in hopes of possibly ever finding and answer, thanks in advance guys] Afternoon All- Basically, I am sending out a pseudo 'help' and bug check. I found this thread ([BUG] threaded processes get stuck in rt_sigsuspend/filloned

RE: Thread-local storage

Thanks, Matt. Actually, I did mean thread-local storage, which is a language extension supported by some compilers. These compilers probably use thread-specific data to implement thread-local storage. I can use thread-specific data to accomplish what I want, but it's a little more "bulky." Wit

Re: Thread-local storage

If you mean "thread specific" data then POSIX threads (pthreads) has "pthread_key_create()" and "pthread_setspecific()" to do so See the man for it. - Matt Terry Gin wrote: > > I'm porting an app that currently runs on both Win32 and HP-UX to Linux. > MSVC++ support

Thread-local storage

I'm porting an app that currently runs on both Win32 and HP-UX to Linux. MSVC++ supports thread-local storage via the __declspec(thread) attribute, and HP-UX's aCC supports it via the __thread attribute. Does Linux (g++) have similar mechanism that supports thread-local storage? Thanks in advanc

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This appeared in my inbox overnight. I'm sure folk here will be interested in its contents. Take care with some of the links - I think my email client has wrapped some. -- == Linux