Failure to find any of the necessary included files will immediately generate
an error in a program built with PiThreads.
There are certain compiler options which must be issued. On the Win32 side,
the run time library must be properly configured to handle multi-threaded code.
This is accomplished in Microsoft Visual C++ by going to the project settings
window and selecting the C/C++ pane. Then select the category code generation
and changing the “Use run time library” option to Multithreaded or Debug Multithreaded.
On the POSIX side, a program built with PiThreads must be compiled along with
two flags, -D_REENTRANT and –lpthread.
| PiThreads Included Header Files | |||||
| Module | POSIX | Win32 | |||
| File Name | Description | File Name | Description | ||
| Thread | pthread.h | Pthreads API | windows.h | Win32 API | |
| Class | signal.h | Handle mid-execution signals | process.h | Process-related Win32 | |
| unistd.h | Standard constants/types | ||||
| Critical | Uses pthread.h which is included | Uses windows.h included with | |||
| Section | with the thread class. | the thread class. | |||
| Class | |||||
| Event | Uses pthread.h which is included | Uses windows.h included with | |||
| Class | with the thread class | the thread class. | |||
| Semaphore | sys/types.h | System V IPC API | Uses windows.h included with | ||
| Class | sys/ipc.h | the thread class | |||
| sys/sem.h | |||||