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pthread_create (thr, NULL, StartRoutine,....);<br />
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StartRoutine() is a function invoked in a child thread. The only thing it does is to print out &quot;hello world&quot;. I created 5 threads but I see only 2-4 &quot;hello world&quot; statements on my screen....<br />
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stephen
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pthread_create (thr, NULL, StartRoutine,....);

StartRoutine() is a function invoked in a child thread. The only thing it does is to print out "hello world". I created 5 threads but I see only 2-4 "hello world" statements on my screen....

stephen

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Is is possible that additional compiler options are required??<br />
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stephen<br />

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Is is possible that additional compiler options are required??

stephen


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I use the following commands to compile my program<br />
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g++ -I./ testme.cpp Thread.o -lpthread -lm -lieee<br />
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Basically, the main program creates 5 threads and each thread supposes to print out a &quot;hello world&quot; statement. However the main program cannot create all 5 threads for some unknown reason......<br />
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Any idea?<br />
stephen<br />

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I use the following commands to compile my program

g++ -I./ testme.cpp Thread.o -lpthread -lm -lieee

Basically, the main program creates 5 threads and each thread supposes to print out a "hello world" statement. However the main program cannot create all 5 threads for some unknown reason......

Any idea?
stephen


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