| From: | Raimund.Dold |
| Date: | 3 Aug 2000 at 10:03:11 |
| Subject: | Antwort: Re: AMIOPEN: pthread Emulation |
Did anyone already consider pth the portable thread library?
It was quite useful for me on the Classic for me to get a tasking aware
gant compiled. pth includes a pthread "emulation"
Raimund
Daniel Robbins <drobbins@gentoo.org>@amiga.com on 03.08.2000 01:35:37
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On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 10:41:42PM +0100, Matthew J Fletcher wrote:
> The question is this,.. POSIX.1 (as supported by Tao), does not
> include any pthreads API calls (as far as i can tell), now tao say
> they have a complete POSIX.1 emu and .4 in the works. So its the
> pthreads stuff just well hidden, or are tao working on it, or is
> it just non existant ?
Oooh... pthreads! The elate kernel should have everything you need to
implement all the pthreads calls, from what I read in the SDK manual.
In fact, the elate kernel offers more powerful mechanisms than what
are available from POSIX threads.
Except I didn't read anything about creating a new thread, but I know
that this is of course possible. POSIX threads is one of those nice
pieces of C code that I wish intent already had.
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