Tue, 11 Jul 2000 b m ledvina wrote:
> hello again,
>
> the problem i was having has been eliminated. kinda strange it was. i
> was seeing bizarre behavior from a thread trying to read from a fifo,
> but the cause wasn't a bug, lack of know how, or a problem with V (the
> gui development code) Actually, when I generated the child thread, I
> left the paranthesis in the function name, which the compiler didn't
> even give a hoot about.
Oops... void * is fun, isn't it! :-)
> Anyway, this improper addition of those little
> curved things caused all my woes. Troublesome is it that the thread
> worked somewhat, but not enitrely....
The reason for that was that when the statement that was supposed to set the
thread up was executed, it actually *called* your thread function in order to
pass it's return as the function address argument to pthread_create().
David Olofson
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