Pthreads programmingBradford Nichols, Dick Buttlar et al.
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Pthreads programming

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Computers are just as busy as the rest of us nowadays. They have lots of tasks to do at once and need some cleverness to get them all done at the same time. That's why threads are becoming a new model for programming. Microsoft Windows NT, the Distributed Computing Environment (DCE), and many UNIX-based operating systems support threads. One advantage of most UNIX and DCE implementations is that they conform to a recently ratified POSIX standard (originally 1003.4a, now 1003.1c), which allows your programs to be portable between them. The POSIX threads standard, commonly known as Pthreads, is…

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Pace: mediumMedium length
Compilers (Computer programs)Parallel programming (Computer science)UNIX (computer operating system)Sistemas distribuídosThreads (Computer programs)Redes de computadoresPOSIX (Computer software standard)

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionO'Reilly Media, Incorporated1996—9780596150532
EditionO'Reilly & Assoc.19962679781565921153
EditionO'Reilly Media, Incorporated1996—9781449364755
EditionO'Reilly Media, Incorporated1996—9781306810647
Compilers (Computer programs)Parallel programming (Computer science)UNIX (computer operating system)Sistemas distribuídosThreads (Computer programs)Redes de computadoresPOSIX (Computer software standard)
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