Which thread library should I use for multithreaded C programs on Linux?
Question
I've done threads in Java, but I'm a complete noob to threads in C. My first question, after googling some, is: Which thread library do I use? Does it matter? It seems I have thread.h and pthread.h to choose from.
OS is, and will be, Linux. More specifically, it's Ubuntu at the moment and will either stay like that, or become RHEL. But I guess the distro doesn't matter?
2 answers
solution1
12 ACCPTED 2011-03-09 15:19:02
solution2
1 2011-03-09 15:21:15
POSIX系统（如linux）上的标准线程接口是pthread，用于POSIX线程。
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