multithread programming

multithread programming

[Alex]

i wanted to learn how to code multithread programms
so i read a tutorial at
http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/proven/pthreads_man.html
and i looked for #include <pthread.h> and i didn't find it in cygwin B19

how can i make POSIX compliant multithread programms with cygwin ?

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Re: multithread programming

[Stipe Tolj]

Hi Alex,

> i wanted to learn how to code multithread programms
> so i read a tutorial at
> http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/proven/pthreads_man.html
> and i looked for #include <pthread.h> and i didn't find it in cygwin B19
>
> how can i make POSIX compliant multithread programms with cygwin ?

unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.

That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.

Regards,
Stipe

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Re: multithread programming

[Stipe Tolj]

Hi Alex,

> i wanted to learn how to code multithread programms
> so i read a tutorial at
> http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/proven/pthreads_man.html
> and i looked for #include <pthread.h> and i didn't find it in cygwin B19
>
> how can i make POSIX compliant multithread programms with cygwin ?

unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.

That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.

Regards,
Stipe

--
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Cygwin Porting Project -- "We build UNIX on top of Windows"
http://www.student.uni-koeln.de/cygwin/

Department of Economical Computer Science
University of Cologne, Germany



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Re: multithread programming

[Vasiliy]

>
> unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
> posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.

Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded application from Unix
to Win32    ???
                                                            Vasiliy

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Re: multithread programming

[Stipe Tolj]

> >
> > unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
> > posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
>
> Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded application from Unix
> to Win32    ???

of course it _is_ possible if you consider to write pthread wrappers that take out
the multithreading ability of the application.

As you may know, Win9x shouldn't be considererd thread-safe at all, therefore how
could Cygwin fix that if it is a sub-system of the os. I just wanted to say, that
you can't compare Linux or Solaris (or what real UNIX ever) to Cygwin for
multithreading abilities.

I tried to port the MySQL database engine which uses the MIT's pthreads. And I got
stuck into deep trouble with the need of that pthread functions.

Maybe an upcoming release of Cygwin will be supporting the pthread packages in
some way.

Regards,
Stipe

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Re: multithread programming

[Stipe Tolj]

> >
> > unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
> > posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
>
> Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded application from Unix
> to Win32    ???

of course it _is_ possible if you consider to write pthread wrappers that take out
the multithreading ability of the application.

As you may know, Win9x shouldn't be considererd thread-safe at all, therefore how
could Cygwin fix that if it is a sub-system of the os. I just wanted to say, that
you can't compare Linux or Solaris (or what real UNIX ever) to Cygwin for
multithreading abilities.

I tried to port the MySQL database engine which uses the MIT's pthreads. And I got
stuck into deep trouble with the need of that pthread functions.

Maybe an upcoming release of Cygwin will be supporting the pthread packages in
some way.

Regards,
Stipe

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Cygwin Porting Project -- "We build UNIX on top of Windows"
http://www.student.uni-koeln.de/cygwin/

Department of Economical Computer Science
University of Cologne, Germany




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Re: multithread programming

[Henry J. Cobb]

>Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded application from Unix
>to Win32    ???

All I've ever had to do was copy over the .class files. ;-)

Unfortunately, I'm stuck with MSVC-- for JNI DLLs until the cyg-libs are
threadsafe.



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Re: multithread programming

[Henry J. Cobb]

>Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded application from Unix
>to Win32    ???

All I've ever had to do was copy over the .class files. ;-)

Unfortunately, I'm stuck with MSVC-- for JNI DLLs until the cyg-libs are
threadsafe.



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Re: multithread programming

[Vasiliy]

>
> unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
> posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.

Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded application from Unix
to Win32    ???
                                                            Vasiliy

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multithread programming

[Alex]

i wanted to learn how to code multithread programms
so i read a tutorial at
http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/proven/pthreads_man.html
and i looked for #include <pthread.h> and i didn't find it in cygwin B19

how can i make POSIX compliant multithread programms with cygwin ?

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Re: multithread programming

[Christopher G. Faylor]

In article <36B473CD.616A8732.cygnus.gnu-win32@uni-duesseldorf.de>,
Stipe Tolj <tolj@uni-duesseldorf.de> wrote:
>> i wanted to learn how to code multithread programms
>> so i read a tutorial at
>> http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/proven/pthreads_man.html
>> and i looked for #include <pthread.h> and i didn't find it in cygwin B19
>>
>> how can i make POSIX compliant multithread programms with cygwin ?
>
>unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
>posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
>
>That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.

Actually, recent source snapshots have had a threadsafe option which has
to be manually configured.  This also includes limited pthread support.
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Re: multithread programming

[Stipe Tolj]

> >unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
> >posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
> >
> >That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.
>
> Actually, recent source snapshots have had a threadsafe option which has
> to be manually configured.  This also includes limited pthread support.

that sound great. So when can I expect to be able to port the MySQL database
engine using MIT's pthread package on Cygwin? Will be Cygwin b21 threadsafe and
pthread supporting?

What do I have to do, to get the pthread support active within the latest source
snapshot? Compile the whole cygwin1.dll? Which options do I have to configure
manually for this?

Regards,
Stipe

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Department of Economical Computer Science
University of Cologne, Germany

Re: multithread programming

[Christopher Faylor]

On Wed, Feb 03, 1999 at 02:36:56AM +0100, Stipe Tolj wrote:
>> >unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
>> >posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
>> >
>> >That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.
>>
>> Actually, recent source snapshots have had a threadsafe option which has
>> to be manually configured.  This also includes limited pthread support.
>
>that sound great. So when can I expect to be able to port the MySQL database
>engine using MIT's pthread package on Cygwin? Will be Cygwin b21 threadsafe and
>pthread supporting?
>
>What do I have to do, to get the pthread support active within the latest source
>snapshot? Compile the whole cygwin1.dll? Which options do I have to configure
>manually for this?

Yes, you'll need to compile cygwin1.dll.  Try running configure --help .
The options should be self-explanatory.

FYI, the pthread support is limited and the multithread support is still
considered experimental.

cgf

Re: multithread programming

[Christopher Faylor]

On Wed, Feb 03, 1999 at 02:36:56AM +0100, Stipe Tolj wrote:
>> >unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
>> >posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
>> >
>> >That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.
>>
>> Actually, recent source snapshots have had a threadsafe option which has
>> to be manually configured.  This also includes limited pthread support.
>
>that sound great. So when can I expect to be able to port the MySQL database
>engine using MIT's pthread package on Cygwin? Will be Cygwin b21 threadsafe and
>pthread supporting?
>
>What do I have to do, to get the pthread support active within the latest source
>snapshot? Compile the whole cygwin1.dll? Which options do I have to configure
>manually for this?

Yes, you'll need to compile cygwin1.dll.  Try running configure --help .
The options should be self-explanatory.

FYI, the pthread support is limited and the multithread support is still
considered experimental.

cgf

Re: multithread programming

[Stipe Tolj]

> >unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
> >posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
> >
> >That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.
>
> Actually, recent source snapshots have had a threadsafe option which has
> to be manually configured.  This also includes limited pthread support.

that sound great. So when can I expect to be able to port the MySQL database
engine using MIT's pthread package on Cygwin? Will be Cygwin b21 threadsafe and
pthread supporting?

What do I have to do, to get the pthread support active within the latest source
snapshot? Compile the whole cygwin1.dll? Which options do I have to configure
manually for this?

Regards,
Stipe

--
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Cygwin Porting Project -- "We build UNIX on top of Windows"
http://www.student.uni-koeln.de/cygwin/

Department of Economical Computer Science
University of Cologne, Germany

Re: multithread programming

[Christopher G. Faylor]

In article <36B473CD.616A8732.cygnus.gnu-win32@uni-duesseldorf.de>,
Stipe Tolj <tolj@uni-duesseldorf.de> wrote:
>> i wanted to learn how to code multithread programms
>> so i read a tutorial at
>> http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/proven/pthreads_man.html
>> and i looked for #include <pthread.h> and i didn't find it in cygwin B19
>>
>> how can i make POSIX compliant multithread programms with cygwin ?
>
>unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe. Therefore the
>posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
>
>That's at least what core developers have told me on that issue.

Actually, recent source snapshots have had a threadsafe option which has
to be manually configured.  This also includes limited pthread support.
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Re: multithread programming

[Earnie Boyd]

Slow down a little.  There is currently work at Cygnus to port the
pthread package to cygwin.  I'd check on the progress there first.



---Stipe Tolj <tolj@uni-duesseldorf.de> wrote:
>
> > >
> > > unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe.
Therefore the
> > > posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
> >
> > Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded
application from Unix
> > to Win32    ???
> 
> of course it _is_ possible if you consider to write pthread wrappers
that take out
> the multithreading ability of the application.
> 
> As you may know, Win9x shouldn't be considererd thread-safe at all,
therefore how
> could Cygwin fix that if it is a sub-system of the os. I just wanted
to say, that
> you can't compare Linux or Solaris (or what real UNIX ever) to
Cygwin for
> multithreading abilities.
> 
> I tried to port the MySQL database engine which uses the MIT's
pthreads. And I got
> stuck into deep trouble with the need of that pthread functions.
> 
> Maybe an upcoming release of Cygwin will be supporting the pthread
packages in
> some way.
> 
> Regards,
> Stipe
> 
> --
> Stipe Tolj <tolj@uni-duesseldorf.de>
> 
> Cygwin Porting Project -- "We build UNIX on top of Windows"
> http://www.student.uni-koeln.de/cygwin/
> 
> Department of Economical Computer Science
> University of Cologne, Germany
> 
> 
> 
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Re: multithread programming

[Earnie Boyd]

Slow down a little.  There is currently work at Cygnus to port the
pthread package to cygwin.  I'd check on the progress there first.



---Stipe Tolj <tolj@uni-duesseldorf.de> wrote:
>
> > >
> > > unfortunatly Cygwin b19 (and b20) are _not_ multithread safe.
Therefore the
> > > posix thread pthread package from MIT won't work.
> >
> > Does it mean that it is impossible to port multithreaded
application from Unix
> > to Win32    ???
> 
> of course it _is_ possible if you consider to write pthread wrappers
that take out
> the multithreading ability of the application.
> 
> As you may know, Win9x shouldn't be considererd thread-safe at all,
therefore how
> could Cygwin fix that if it is a sub-system of the os. I just wanted
to say, that
> you can't compare Linux or Solaris (or what real UNIX ever) to
Cygwin for
> multithreading abilities.
> 
> I tried to port the MySQL database engine which uses the MIT's
pthreads. And I got
> stuck into deep trouble with the need of that pthread functions.
> 
> Maybe an upcoming release of Cygwin will be supporting the pthread
packages in
> some way.
> 
> Regards,
> Stipe
> 
> --
> Stipe Tolj <tolj@uni-duesseldorf.de>
> 
> Cygwin Porting Project -- "We build UNIX on top of Windows"
> http://www.student.uni-koeln.de/cygwin/
> 
> Department of Economical Computer Science
> University of Cologne, Germany
> 
> 
> 
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