Matt Hurd said: > Hi, > > Thanks for all the work you guys do. Gives life a little boost... > > I'm getting a some untidy memory faults on a simple thread program using > the elegant boost thread library from the thread_development tag with > VC7 on process exit.
Well, what do you expect on a development branch ;). Don't expect anything there to be stable. But thanks for the report any way. > Might be related to this link warning... > > Creating library Release/boost_thread_play.lib and object > Release/boost_thread_play.exp > tss.obj : warning LNK4217: locally defined symbol _on_thread_exit > imported in function "class std::vector<struct std::pair<int,void > *>,class > std::allocator<struct std::pair<int,void *> > > * __cdecl `anonymous > namespace'::get_slots(bool)" > (?get_slots@?A0x898b778b@@YAPAV?$vector@U?$pair@HPAX@std@@V?$allocator@U?$pa > ir@HPAX@std@@@2@@std@@_N@Z) boost_thread_play.lib isn't part of the development branch, so I'm not sure that the error isn't in something you've configured locally. > This is from a rw_mutex.html example. The html is unfinished. I took > the example code at the bottom and cleaned up a few typos. You might > like to use it to replace the example in the code, see below. All of the examples in the new documents are likely completely wrong ;). > The existing win32 mutexes use critical sections. I see there is some > support for shared memory in thread development. Would love to see some > policy perhaps for win32 mutexes so it would be possible to use a cross > process mutex, such as the win32 mutex object. This would be especially > useful for win32. Could see a whole bunch on interesting policy > possibilites for this library but I'm just a simple fellow... Planned, but not as a policy. We'll be using attribute objects, similar to POSIX, instead. In fact, there's progress being made on this very specific attribute that's not been checked into the development branch yet. Thanks, -- William E. Kempf _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
