Re: simple pthread
On Jul 25, 9:45 pm, Ian Collins <ian-n...@hotmail.com> wrote:
On 07/26/11 04:15 PM, cerr wrote:
This looks like a mixed up function declaration!
Yep, exactly right... :o
int something = pthread_create( );
A decent compiler should tell you that MyThread::PrintMsg is the wrong
function type for the function pointer parameter of pthread_create.
I'm using g++ and io got this now:
int MyThread::StartMe(void)
{
pthread_create(&ThreadA, NULL,&MyThread::PrintMsg, void);
}
//-------------------------------------------------------------
and the compiler tells me:
$ g++ -o example example.cpp
example.cpp: In member function =91int MyThread::StartMe()':
example.cpp:42:55: error: expected primary-expression before =91void'
what is a primary expression in this case? :o
Thanks,
Firstly, please don't use the sociopathic "new" google interface, it
ruins threading!.
Alright, switched back.. hopefully they'll fix that soon, I like the
new interface...
hoooooooooowever...
It looks like you missed my other comments, go be back and check, 'void'
isn't a valid parameter value and a member function isn't a valid thread
function.
Alright, so how can I pass no parameter then, NULL or (void) NULL
don't work either...
So I cannot have a thread in a class? Alright then...would a different
class by okay or does it need to be global?
Thanks!
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