Re: A question about _thread_ of Linux

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I know that pthread_create(tid....) call assigns a unique thread id which is
stored in tid field by default, you can specify your own thread id using
first parameter of  pthread_create

I think the first parameter of pthread_create is a _result_ argument,
not a _value/result_ argument. The man manual doesn't say it a
_value/result_  argument too. Am I wrong ?

Regard,
Cheng

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