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Multithreaded Programming Guide Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library |
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Multithreaded Programming Guide Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library |
1. Covering Multithreading Basics
4. Programming with Synchronization Objects
5. Programming With the Oracle Solaris Software
Forking Issues in Process Creation
Fork-One Safety Problem and Solution
Process Creation: exec and exit Issues
Profiling a Multithreaded Program
Nonlocal Goto: setjmp and longjmp
Setting the Thread's Signal Mask
Sending a Signal to a Specific Thread
Waiting for a Specified Signal
Waiting for Specified Signal Within a Given Time
Signal Handlers and Async-Signal Safety
Interrupted Waits on Condition Variables
I/O as a Remote Procedure Call
Waiting for I/O Operation to Complete
Shared I/O and New I/O System Calls
New System Calls For Reliable Multithreaded Programming
6. Programming With Oracle Solaris Threads
Resource limits are set on the entire process and are determined by adding the resource use of all threads in the process. When a soft resource limit is exceeded, the offending thread is sent the appropriate signal. The sum of the resources that are used in the process is available through getrusage(3C).
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