08-26-2001
threads programming
Hi,
If you are new to C and UNIX, threads programming
is probably going to be a bit complex. It is
in fact an advanced programming topic. You may
want to read up a bit more on this topic first.
I would recommend "Pthreads Programming" published
by O'Reilly or "Programming with POSIX Threads"
published by Addison-Wesley. Based on the errors
your getting, it looks like a problem with your
code if the first error you actually get is the
"syntax error" (even though it says it was
encountered in pthreads.h). It may help to
attach the source for "mythread.c".
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cxref-query
cxref-query(1) General Commands Manual cxref-query(1)
NAME
cxref-query - A program to query the cross reference database from cxref.
SYNOPSIS
cxref-query [name [ ... name]] [-Odirname] [-Nbasename] [-xref[-all][-file][-func][-var][-type]]
DESCRIPTION
A very simple program to query the cross-reference database that is created by the cxref program. This is intended to be an example of the
information that is in the database and how to use it rather than a fully featured tool.
OPTIONS
name Names of objects to query. The names that it looks up are the names of: Files, Variables, Functions, Typedefs
If there are no names on the command line then the program enters interactive mode and prompts for names until an end of file (^D)
is seen.
-Odirname
Use dirname as the input directory
-Nbasename
Use basename.* as the input filenames
-xref Produce cross referencing information (see below).
-all All cross references.
-file Cross references for files.
-func Cross references for functions.
-var Cross references for variables.
-type Cross references for types.
The output depends on the -xref options but basically gives what is seen in the section of the document for the named object.
SEE ALSO
cxref(1)
BUGS
If you wish to submit bug reports or other comments about the program then email the author amb@gedanken.demon.co.uk and put cxref in the
subject line.
AUTHOR
The cxref-query program is copyright Andrew M. Bishop 1995,96,97.
July 5, 1997 cxref-query(1)