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compare thread IDs

NAME pthread_equal - compare thread IDs LIBRARY POSIX threads library ( libpthread , -lpthread ) SYNOPSIS #include ... pthread_equal(pthread_t t1 , pthread_t t2 ); DESCRIPTION The …

pthread_self(3)

obtain ID of the calling thread

using the C equality operator ( == ); use pthread_equal (3) instead. Thread identifiers should be considered ... ALSO pthread_create (3), pthread_equal (3), pthreads

pthread_create(3)

create a new thread

pthread_cancel (3), pthread_detach (3), pthread_equal (3), pthread_exit (3), pthread_getattr

pthread_exit(3)
terminate calling thread
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NAME pthread_exit
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pthread_once(3)
once-only initialization
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NAME pthread_once
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pthread_kill(3)
send a signal to a thread
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NAME pthread_kill
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pthread_join(3)
join with a terminated thread
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NAME pthread_join
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pthread_yield(3)
yield the processor
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NAME pthread_yield
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pthread_atfork(3)
register fork handlers
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NAME pthread_atfork
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pthread_cancel(3)
send a cancelation request to a thread
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NAME pthread_cancel
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pthread_detach(3)
detach a thread
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NAME pthread_detach
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pthread_sigmask(3)
examine and change mask of blocked signals
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NAME pthread_sigmask
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pthread_cond_signal(3)
operations on conditions
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NAME pthread_cond
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pthread_sigqueue(3)
queue a signal and data to a thread
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NAME pthread_sigqueue
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cpu_equal(3)
macros for manipulating CPU sets
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NAME CPU_SET
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pthread_spin_init(3)
initialize or destroy a spin lock
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NAME pthread_spin
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pthread_cond_init(3)
operations on conditions
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NAME pthread_cond
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pthread_attr_init(3)
initialize and destroy thread attributes object
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NAME pthread_attr
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pthread_spin_lock(3)
lock and unlock a spin lock
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NAME pthread_spin
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pthread_cond_wait(3)
operations on conditions
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NAME pthread_cond
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