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Old 21st December 2006, 05:21 PM
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Angry pthread aggravation...

In all the pthread documentation ("all" meaning "the few and sparse") it says that a program should define _MULTI_THREADED before any other C code. After which, having included pthread.h and sched.h, why, oh why are "PTHREAD_STATUS_EXIT_NP" and "PTHREAD_STATUS_ACTIVE_NP" undefined symbols?

According to docs:
Code:
int pthread_test_exit_np(void **status);

    Retrieve the current exit status of the thread. Returns one of PTHREAD_STATUS_ACTIVE_NP or PTHREAD_STATUS_EXIT_NP, sets the status if PTHREAD_STATUS_EXIT_NP is returned.
Anyone? Where are these symbols defined?

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one frustrated mofo
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