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How can i run posix application in windows nt , i  uses posix cammand to run the application . but it gives the message "cannot create process " why is this ? . I run psxss.exe before posix command .
Zones: Windows NTDate Answered: 01/09/1998 Grade: C Views: 0
Hi, I may need to use POSIX threads in the very near future, can someone give me an example of how to translate these win32 methods into whatever POSIX uses (this is just pseudo code):     CR...
Zones: C++, CYGWINDate Answered: 12/03/2006 Grade: A Views: 0
I know NT is supposed to be POSIX compliant but when I try to run Unix commands from my NT Server and Workstation computers I get mixed results. On some machines it works on others it does not. All...
Zones: Windows NTDate Answered: 01/17/2000 Grade: C Views: 0
I have an array (myvar[0], myvar[1]...myvar[n]..etc.). In a POSIX shellscript, I need a method to return the index number when the array content is given. Maybe I explain another way: I know, th...
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 02/25/2002 Grade: A Views: 0
What is the POSIX shell ? is it the Born or Korn Shell
Zones: Linux DevDate Answered: 06/02/2001 Grade: A Views: 0
I am trying to convert an app from Win32 to Linux.  In so doing I need to emulate the behavior of Win32 threads which allow you to suspend a thread, and resume a thread (these threads can be thread...
Zones: Linux DevDate Answered: 08/01/2002 Grade: B Views: 15
I have a program that is compiled using the GNU 3.2 compiler on a UNIX platform, and I beleive the program is crashing because it's over running the stack. How can I programmatically monitor the...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 01/25/2004 Grade: A Views: 0
Does OS2 support POSIX functions?
Zones: OS / 2Date Answered: 11/07/2003 Grade: A Views: 0
hi, anyone know where I can get the POSIX API listing for C, C++, Java, Perl, and possibly some other languages? thanks!
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 07/31/2004 Grade: A Views: 0
I just recently found out about POSIX semaphores.  POSIX semaphores are a way to synchronize access to shared resources between multiple processes.  Supposedly, they are superior to traditional UNI...
Zones: C, Linux Dev, Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 03/22/2007 Grade: A Views: 218