Re: timer_create / POSIX non conformance ?

2005-01-06 Thread Igor Pechtchanski
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005, claude.roblez wrote: > >>The problem appears with the [timer_create] function called with a > >>[sigevent] > >>structure having its [sigev_notify] member set to [SIGEV_THREAD]. > >>In this case, the function pointed to by the [sigev_notify_function] member > >>is > >>prototyp

Re: timer_create / POSIX non conformance ?

2005-01-06 Thread Reini Urban
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: The problem appears with the [timer_create] function called with a [sigevent] structure having its [sigev_notify] member set to [SIGEV_THREAD]. In this case, the function pointed to by the [sigev_notify_function] member is prototyped [void(*)(union sigval)] and should rec

Re: timer_create / POSIX non conformance ?

2005-01-06 Thread claude . roblez
>>The problem appears with the [timer_create] function called with a [sigevent] >>structure having its [sigev_notify] member set to [SIGEV_THREAD]. >>In this case, the function pointed to by the [sigev_notify_function] member is >>prototyped [void(*)(union sigval)] and should receive the [sigev_val

Re: timer_create / POSIX non conformance ?

2005-01-06 Thread Christopher Faylor
On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 02:50:42PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >The problem appears with the [timer_create] function called with a [sigevent] >structure having its [sigev_notify] member set to [SIGEV_THREAD]. >In this case, the function pointed to by the [sigev_notify_function] member is >proto

timer_create / POSIX non conformance ?

2005-01-06 Thread claude . roblez
The problem appears with the [timer_create] function called with a [sigevent] structure having its [sigev_notify] member set to [SIGEV_THREAD]. In this case, the function pointed to by the [sigev_notify_function] member is prototyped [void(*)(union sigval)] and should receive the [sigev_value] memb