How do you determine if AIX has multithreading enabled? What happpens if u try to load a multhrithreaded library using dlopen() and OS does not support it?
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 How do you determine if AIX has multithreading enabled? What happpens if u try to load a multhrithreaded library using dlopen() and OS does not support it? Hi all, How do you determine if AIX has multithreading enabled? and what happpens if u try to load a multhrithreaded library using dl_open() and OS does not support it? Thanks in advance, Harsha      |
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01-05-2008, 09:14 AM
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| Re: How do you determine if AIX has multithreading enabled? Whathapppens if u try to load a multhrithreaded library using dlopen() and OSdoes not support it? harshanand.nayak@gmail.com wrote: > Hi all, How do you determine if AIX has multithreading enabled? and > what happpens if u try to load a multhrithreaded library using > dl_open() and OS does not support it? Thanks in advance, Harsha > Since AIX 4.1, threads have existed and are available by default. If your non-threaded program dynamically loads a threaded module, and the module has a direct dependency upon libpthreads, then the pthreads library will get loaded and the threading environment in your process will start up. Bang, you're a threaded application. |
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