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fosterPost at 2011-3-11 12:11 | Show This Author's Posts Only
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I would assume that if the man pages are there, the headers should be there and the functionality should be supported. Is there something I'm missing or something I can check to find out for sure..? Thanks in advance.


Is anybody here familiar enough with this version of HP-UX to understand if (or to what extent) threads/mutexes are supported?
On this particular system, I see man pages for most of the common pthread routines (i.e., pthread_mutex_*, and so on), but pthread.h is not there. I've also seen the 'thr_intro' man page, which again lists a bunch of functions.
I would assume that if the man pages are there, the headers should be there and the functionality should be supported. Is there something I'm missing or something I can check to find out for sure..? Thanks in advance.

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jim mcnamaraPost at 2011-3-11 12:11 | Show This Author's Posts Only
10.x is pretty old - no longer supported by base contracts.  All bets are off on getting any help from HP.
It did have POSIX thread support, I cannot say what is or is not on your box.
I would consider moving to GNU compilers and some other run-times which are freely available for 10.x
See: the HPUX Porting Centre:
[url=http://
http://hpux.cs.utah.edu/]
http://hpux.cs.utah.edu/[/url]

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fpmurphyPost at 2011-3-11 12:11 | Show This Author's Posts Only
You need to be at HP-UX 10.30 to get full thread safe
APIs.



I would assume that if the man pages are there, the headers should be there and the functionality should be supported. Is there something I'm missing or something I can check to find out for sure..? Thanks in advance.

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