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Problem with pthread_suspend,pthread_continue in Linux
Hi all
I compiled a program in HP-UNIX wher it s compiled with lpthread lib but when i compile the same thing in linux it unable to find the system calls pthread_suspend ,continue Here whether i have to upgrade the thread lib or the linux itself wont support the pthread calls. regards pramod |
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Linux pthreads don't support these functions. I'd suggest man -k pthread_cond.
These functions can be recreated without too much trouble. |
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