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POSIX : How to create a thread | pthread_create() example & Tutorial

In this article we will discuss how to create a thread in C or C++ using POSIX Thread Library on Linux. Creating a thread will create a separate execution unit with in the same process. Each thread will have its own, Advertisements Stack Thread ID Program counter Thread Local Storage Each of thread shares the …

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POSIX : How to get thread Id of a pthread in Linux | pthread_self() | pthread_equals()

In this article we will discuss how to get thread id of a pthread and compare different thread ids. How to get thread id of current thread Use pthread_self() to get the current thread id i.e. Advertisements #include <pthread.h> pthread_t pthread_self(void); It returns the thread id as pthread_t object for the calling thread. As main function is …

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POSIX : Detached vs Joinable threads | pthread_join() & pthread_detach() examples

With every thread some resources are associated like stack and thread local storage etc.  When a thread exits ideally these resources should be reclaimed by process automatically. But that doesn’t happens always. It depends on which mode thread is running. A Thread can run in two modes i.e. Joinable Mode Detached Mode Joinable Thread & pthread_join() …

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Linux: Create directory or folder using mkdir command

In this article we will discuss how to create a single or multiple directories in Linux using mkdir command. Then we will see various examples like, creating folders with space in name or creating folders with different permissions or creating nested directories recursively in single command. Table of Contents mkdir command – Introduction Create a …

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Find latest modified files in a directory in Linux (Recursively)

In this article, we will learn about different ways to find the latest modified files in a folder and its subfolders in Linux. Table Of Contents Option 1 : Using ‘-mtime’ along with find command Option 2 : Using ‘-newermt’ along with find command Option 3 : Using ‘-mmin’ along with find command Summary: We …

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