I don\'t want to reinvent the wheel, and what I\'m looking for most likely already exist in the FOSS world.
I read that threads share the memory address space of it\'s parent thread. If that is true , why can\'t a thread function access a local variable belonging to it\'s parent thread ?
I have a producer/consumer concurrency problem that I\'m working on.The problem is that I\'m getting a segfa开发者_JAVA技巧ult thrown immediately after trying to create my first thread.
I have an issue with threads. I am defining a global variable, a char * that I initialize to NULL, and a mutex.
I am writing a program with a few critical sections. The thing is I need to check the value of a mutex in an if statement.
I know that the implementation of threads in the Linux kernel and libc went through big changes in the past. What is the best way to use threads today from C programs? (I don\'t even know if there is
I am making a chat application for my homework which runs within a Linux Terminal. So, I need to take from the user some input and display the output from all the users as well in a well organized man
i have couple of query\'s with respect to DLL, 1)If i load the DLL in run time, i guess DLL will be in s开发者_StackOverflow社区eparate thread right?
Can I c开发者_JAVA百科all another function in a thread runner function, called by a pthread_create()? Are there any restrictions on such functions?Yes, you can (and doing so is fairly frequent). The m
I have a joinable pthread runner function defined as below: void *sumOfProducts(void *param) { ... pthread_exit(0);
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