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Hello Srikath,
You wrote:
>i am still in dark regarding allocating a thread/worker thread, i am using
>pthread_create() . what exactly is pthread_create(), a worker thread or am
>i allocating a thread. to be honest i am a beginner in multithreaded
>programming, if you can pass on URLs/any documents on multithreading on
>AS/400 it will be of great help.
I see Bob Crothers has provided a good explanation of "worker threads" but
as a beginner you will need a good reference. AS/400 threads are kernel
threads and implement the Posix thread model. Get a good book on the
subject. The one I use is:
Title: Programming with POSIX Threads
Author: David R. Butenhof
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
ISBN: 0-201-63392-2
For your earlier question regarding the use of select() get:
Title: Unix Network Programming
Author: W. Richard Stevens
Publisher: Prentice Hall
ISBN: 0-13-949876-1
or the later version
Title: Unix Network Programming Volume 1 (Second Edition)
Author: W. Richard Stevens
Publisher: Prentice Hall
ISBN: 0-13-490012-X
IBM used to include adequate books in the Softcopy Library on both Socket
Applications and Multithreaded Applications. They have been moved to the
so-called Information Centre as a series of separate web pages and have
been completely destroyed in the process. I see the Sockets Programming
Guide is available as a PDF and so is still usable. I could not find a PDF
version of the Multithreaded Applications book.
1.0 Where to Find Information on Multithreaded Applications
Use the AS/400 Information Center to find information on the following
multithreaded applications topics:
Managing Threads on AS/400
Thread Safety
Multithreaded Programming Techniques
Language Access and Threads
Debugging and Servicing of Multithreaded Jobs
Performance Considerations in Multithreaded Applications
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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