Not printing in thread function
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From: Sanchit on 24 Mar 2010 12:33 I am actually joining the threads. There is some formatting problem here. For the same reason after rectifying some problems I am uploading the file on following address Program : http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-hqf8-QISaBMzg3N2E0YzItMjBmOS00MWZlLTkwMGYtNzE1YjM0Mjk4MmZj&hl=en_GB Thanks Sanchit
From: Ben Bacarisse on 24 Mar 2010 18:06 Sanchit <sanchitgupta.1(a)gmail.com> writes: > I am actually joining the threads. There is some formatting problem > here. For the same reason after rectifying some problems I am > uploading the file on following address > > Program : http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-hqf8-QISaBMzg3N2E0YzItMjBmOS00MWZlLTkwMGYtNzE1YjM0Mjk4MmZj&hl=en_GB No, you are not joining any threads. You obviously did not read the all of my last post! Look at the condition in the loop you use to join. -- Ben.
From: Sanchit on 25 Mar 2010 02:36 Ben Thanks again for replying! I read your previous post, but was unable to figure out my mistake. I am an beginner in Unix Programming so kindly help me identifying the problem. Is there a problem with second parameter? pthread_join(tid[i],&exit_status);
From: Ian Collins on 25 Mar 2010 03:10 On 03/25/10 07:36 PM, Sanchit wrote: > Ben Thanks again for replying! > > I read your previous post, but was unable to figure out my mistake. I > am an beginner in Unix Programming so kindly help me identifying the > problem. Is there a problem with second parameter? > > pthread_join(tid[i],&exit_status); Please keep the context you are relying to! If you had, you'd have seen that Ben wrote: "Look at the condition in the loop you use to join." Follow that advice and all will become clear.. -- Ian Collins
From: Sanchit on 25 Mar 2010 05:16
Oh! I am so sorry. I actually ignored that condition. Thanks! On Mar 25, 12:10 pm, Ian Collins <ian-n...(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > On 03/25/10 07:36 PM, Sanchit wrote: > > > Ben Thanks again for replying! > > > I read your previous post, but was unable to figure out my mistake. I > > am an beginner in Unix Programming so kindly help me identifying the > > problem. Is there a problem with second parameter? > > > pthread_join(tid[i],&exit_status); > > Please keep the context you are relying to! > > If you had, you'd have seen that Ben wrote: > > "Look at the condition in the loop you use to join." > > Follow that advice and all will become clear.. > > -- > Ian Collins |