More info I got. I've tested the same assertion and this is my results all the time, even the first creation. It's almost always YES YES NO
printf("%s %p %s %p %s %p==%p\n", (thread->signature1 != 0xDEAFBEEF ? "YES" : "NO"), thread->signature1, (thread->signature2 != 0xDEADC0DE ? "YES" : "NO"), thread->signature2, (thread->thread == pthread_self() ? "YES" : "NO"), thread->thread, pthread_self());
Responses, first.
YES 0x0 YES 0x0 NO 0x0==0xb0227000
One after stoping and starting.
NO 0xdeafbeef NO 0xdeadc0de NO 0xb0227000==0xb02a9000
This bug is really weird and I have no idea why it's occurring, the hex does say dead code, but what does that mean? Do I have to destroy the threads after I'm done using them? I'll look more into this as I wait for help.
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