At 18.15 13/11/2003, you wrote:
And another thing to discuss is Suspend()/Resume() which isn't really
possible on posix-compliant systems,
you can send a signal to the target thread (pthread_kill), handled by
waiting indefinitely on a semaphore created by BeginThread and associated
(pthread_sets
>> Please no more clone() :-)
>
> BeginThread uses pthread_create :-)
> Btw -- shouldn't tthread.inc then be moved to inc/ instead of {sys}/? It
> would probably be platform-independent itself if using BeginThread.
>
Ofcourse. That is the whole point of making tthread.inc dependent on
SysThrds. Th
> Please no more clone() :-)
BeginThread uses pthread_create :-)
Btw -- shouldn't tthread.inc then be moved to inc/ instead of {sys}/? It
would probably be platform-independent itself if using BeginThread.
And another thing to discuss is Suspend()/Resume() which isn't really
possible on posix-com
> > TThread needs to be rewritten to use the functions from SysThrds unit.
>
> Interestingly I just noticed the same thing as the original writer, and
> also identified the problems. Only problem was that I was unable to send
> mail, those mails are still stuck on my computer. In any case, I'm
> o
Hi,
> TThread needs to be rewritten to use the functions from SysThrds unit.
Interestingly I just noticed the same thing as the original writer, and also
identified the problems.
Only problem was that I was unable to send mail, those mails are still stuck
on my computer. In any case, I'm offering
>> Does the example program threads.pp (doc/examples/fcl/threads.pp) work
>> for
>> anybody under Linux?
>>
>> It aborts for me as soon as the first thread is created, printing
>> "Killed".
>
> When I compile it with 1.9.1 I get the same effect - program is
> immediately killed (the message "Killed
Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas wrote:
Hi,
Does the example program threads.pp (doc/examples/fcl/threads.pp) work for
anybody under Linux?
It aborts for me as soon as the first thread is created, printing "Killed".
Regards,
Pedro
When I compile it with 1.9.1 I get the same effect - program is
immediate
Hi,
Does the example program threads.pp (doc/examples/fcl/threads.pp) work for
anybody under Linux?
It aborts for me as soon as the first thread is created, printing "Killed".
Regards,
Pedro
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