Yeah there is a pthreads library for windows.
It is a wrapper around the Win32 API if I read the docs
correctly but who cares. Heres a link:
http://sources.redhat.com/pthreads-win32/
It's quite simple to use. If you already know how to
program POSIX threads for UNIX then the only difference (or
maybe it is the same) is add -lpthread to your linker
command line.
Post by Ranjith P AntonyHi all,
I am using Dev C++ in a Windows environment. Is there any
way for me to use the pthread.h to
write a fully posix compatible thread application. Any
pointers is appreciated.
-ranjith
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