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Hi, When using pthreads, it's possible to start a thread, then wait for it to finish using pthread_join(...). That just blocks the calling thread until it is done. Is there any pthread funct...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 10/17/2007 Rating: 9.2 Views: 0
Hello, OS : Windows XP Compiler : VC++ 6.0 pthreads library : http://sources.redhat.com/pthreads-win32/ In the following sample program, pthread_join is hanging in Windows and same is worki...
Zones: C++, CYGWINDate Answered: 07/09/2006 Rating: 9.4 Views: 0
I've never done C/C++ thread programming before, so I'm trying out a simple test.  I can't get it to compile without changing all variables to type void*, in which case a segfault occurs at runtime...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 08/02/2006 Rating: 8.4 Views: 0
Hi Experts, If I create 3 threads and do the below: pthread_join( t1, NULL ); pthread_join( t2, NULL ); pthread_join( t3, NULL ); Thread 1 has to finish first, then thread 2 and finally,...
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 12/14/2005 Rating: 8.4 Views: 0
Using pthread_join(), one could wait for another thread to exit. But the pthread_join does not take a time argument, so if the other thread gets stuck and doesn't exit, the pthread_join doesn't ret...
Zones: Linux DevDate Answered: 06/29/2007 Rating: 8.6 Views: 0
Hi, I'm getting a segmentation fault when trying to run pthread_join on Linux. On my program, the main function calls several threads that do all the work. to prevent the main function from ex...
Zones: CDate Answered: 04/07/2009 Rating: 8.3 Views: 49
 
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