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Programming with POSIX threads by David R. Butenhof

Programming with POSIX threads David R. Butenhof ebook
Page: 398
ISBN: 0201633922, 9780201633924
Format: djvu
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Pthreads (a.k.a POSIX Threads), is another parallel programming model over Shared Memory Computers, which is categorized to Threads Based Model (the other is message passing based model). A C++ Thread Pool Implementation Using POSIX Threads. Finally Microsoft Window's common programming API, Win32 is examined. See Butenhof's book, Programming with POSIX Threads, §6.6.4. POSIX semaphores Userland Programming & Scripting. POSIX Threads is a widely supported standard, but has become more widely used due to the growth of the use of Embedded Linux. This is simple: to make these function threads-safe in an effective manner, glibc uses a mutex. They are also generally hard to get right. Threads are very useful but potentially very tricky constructs in computer programming. You should read it at least until “Starting a process” part, and if you're not afraid of C and want to know more about low-level workings of threads, POSIX system calls etc – keep reading until the end. The mutex is already locked by the same thread. I remember when working with POSIX threads (pthread(3)) that I used some kind of flag that was available on FreeBSD but not on Linux. This was the fifth and final day of my course in Advanced C++ and Threads Programming in Nanjing.