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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
6. Programming With Oracle Solaris Threads
Interrupted Waits on Condition VariablesDeadlocks Related to Schedulingsched_yield Return Valuessched_yield SyntaxThread SchedulingThread SchedulingThread SchedulingLWPs and Scheduling ClassesFair Share SchedulingFixed Priority SchedulingLWPs and Scheduling ClassesRealtime SchedulingTimeshare SchedulingThread Schedulingsem_destroy Return Valuessem_destroy SyntaxProducer and Consumer Problem Using Semaphoressem_init Return ValuesSynchronization With SemaphoresProducer and Consumer Problem Using Semaphoressem_post Return Valuessem_post SyntaxSynchronization With Semaphoressem_trywait Return Valuessem_trywait SyntaxSynchronization With SemaphoresProducer and Consumer Problem Using Semaphoressem_wait Return Valuessem_wait Syntaxsema_destroy(3C) Return Valuessema_destroy(3C) Syntaxsema_init Return ValuesSynchronizing Across Process BoundariesAsync-Signal-Safe Functions in Oracle Solaris Threadssema_post Return Valuessema_post Syntaxsema_trywait Return Valuessema_trywait Syntaxsema_wait Return Valuessema_wait SyntaxSynchronization With SemaphoresBlocking on a Semaphore CountSynchronization With SemaphoresMultithreading TermsSynchronization With SemaphoresDecrementing a Semaphore CountDestroying the Semaphore StateSynchronization With SemaphoresIncrementing a SemaphoreInitializing a Semaphoresem_init Syntaxsem_init SyntaxNamed and Unnamed SemaphoresNamed and Unnamed SemaphoresSending a Signal to a ThreadParallelizing a Loop on a Shared-Memory Parallel ComputerSetting Thread-Specific DataShared-Memory MultiprocessorsExtending Traditional SignalsExtending Traditional Signalspthread_sigmask SyntaxSynchronous SignalsAsynchronous SignalsExtending Traditional SignalsAccess the Signal Mask of the Calling Threadpthread_sigmask Syntaxpthread_sigmask Syntaxthr_create SyntaxUser-Level Threads Statepthread_sigmask SyntaxSending a Signal to a Specific Threadpthread_sigmask Syntaxpthread_sigmask Syntaxpthread_sigmask SyntaxAbout StacksSynchronous SignalsInterrupted Waits on Condition VariablesSetting the Thread's Signal MaskExtending Traditional SignalsExtending Traditional SignalsWaiting for Specified Signal Within a Given TimeCompletion SemanticsRethinking Global VariablesMutual Exclusion Lock AttributesMultithreading TermsProcess Creation: exec and exit IssuesExamples of Using Nested Locking With a Singly-Linked ListExamples of Using Nested Locking With a Singly-Linked ListUsing Spin LocksInterrupted Waits on Condition VariablesCreating and Using ThreadsAbout Stacksthr_min_stack Syntaxthr_min_stack SyntaxBuilding Your Own StackAllocating Stack Space for ThreadsUser-Level Threads StateMT Interface Safety LevelsGetting the Minimal Stack SizeAlternatives to getc and putcOracle Solaris Multithreading Libraries and Standardsthr_create SyntaxRethinking Global VariablesPeterson's Algorithmthr_getspecific SyntaxAsynchronous I/OShared-Memory Multiprocessorsthr_create SyntaxAllocating Stack Space for Threadsrwlock_destroy SyntaxAsynchronous I/OI/O as a Remote Procedure CallSynchronous SignalsRethinking Global VariablesLWPs and Scheduling Classes
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