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NOTE!!!! There is a semi colon missing after the struct declaration<br />

<pre><code id="code-178488">struct my_args {
      int val1;
      float val2;
      char * val3;
}; // &lt;--------------- added semicolon </code></pre>
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NOTE!!!! There is a semi colon missing after the struct declaration


struct my_args {
      int val1;
      float val2;
      char * val3;
}; // <--------------- added semicolon 

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Probably too easy to Google but easier to just ask the experts :P<br />
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I have a call to pthread_create(&amp;tid, &amp;attr, workthread, NULL); <br />
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I want to be able to send a mixed array as the parameters... to be more precise I want to pass an int (sockfd) a string (message received on the socket).<br />
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How do I do this and how to I handle it in workthread?<br />
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Cheers guys
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Probably too easy to Google but easier to just ask the experts :P

I have a call to pthread_create(&tid, &attr, workthread, NULL); 

I want to be able to send a mixed array as the parameters... to be more precise I want to pass an int (sockfd) a string (message received on the socket).

How do I do this and how to I handle it in workthread?

Cheers guys

pass parameter to pthread_create

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