Re: pthreads and the kernel

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On 4/11/06, Om Narasimhan <om.turyx@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
[snip]
> > 7. is there another popular threads implementation in linux I should
> >      look at ? it's a jungle out there...
> From Fedora 5 onwards pthreads are deprecated. NPTL support has been
> in place for quite some time. Other distros may follow/ alread lead.
> Maybe you should concentrate more on nptl.
>

I'd say that is a little inaccurate/misleading.
The linuxthreads implementation may be deprecated and NPTL may be the
new favorite, but both are still implementations of the POSIX
threading API - pthreads.

So, pthreads is not deprecated, just the old implementation of that
API which has been replaced by a new and improved implementation.

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