HP-UX Reference (11i v1 00/12) - 3 Library Functions N-Z (vol 7)

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pthread(3T) pthread(3T)
(Pthread Library)
getpw() getpwent() getpwnam()
getpwnam_r() getpwuid() getpwuid_r()
gets() getservbyname() getservbyport()
getservent() gettxt() getusershell()
getutent() getutid() getutline()
getutxent() getutxid() getutxline()
getw() getwc() getwchr()
getwd() glob() grantpt()
iconv_close() iconv_open() initgroups()
lckpwdf() mkstemp() msem_lock()
nftw() nftw2() nftw64()
nlist() open64() opendir()
openlog() pclose() perror()
pfmt() popen() prealloc()
prealloc64() printf() putc()
putc_unlocked() putchar() putchar_unlocked()
putpwent() puts() pututline()
pututxline() putw() putwc()
putwchar() putws() readdir()
readdir_r() realpath() remove()
rewind() rewinddir() scandir()
scanf() seekdir() setgrent()
sethostent() setnetent() setnetgrent()
setprotoent() setpwent() setservent()
setusershell() setutent() setutxent()
sigpause() sleep() strerror()
syslog() tcdrain() tell()
tmpfile() tmpfile64() tmpnam()
ttyname() ttyname_r() ttyslot()
ulckpwdf() ungetc() ungetwc()
usleep() vfprintf() vfscanf()
vprintf() vscanf() vsprintf()
vsscanf() wordexp() wordfree()
NOTE1: The above functions may not be fully supported or may be considered obsolete. Consult individual
manpages for more info.
NOTE2: The list of cancellation points will vary from release to release. In general, if a function can return
with an EINTR error, chances are that it is a cancellation point.
SCHEDULING
Threads may individually control their scheduling policy and priorities. Threads may also suspend their
own execution, or that of other threads. Finally, threads are given some control over allocation of processor
resources.
pthread_suspend()
This function is used to temporarily stop the execution of a thread.
pthread_continue()
,
pthread_resume_np()
These functions cause a previously suspended thread to continue execution.
pthread_num_processor_np()
,
pthread_processor_bind_np(),
pthread_processor_id_np()
These functions are used to interrogate processor configuration and to bind a thread to a specific pro-
cessor.
pthread_getconcurrency(),
pthread_setconcurrency()
These functions are used to control the actual concurrency for unbound threads.
pthread_getschedparam()
,
pthread_setschedparam()
Section 3−−634 − 4 − HP-UX Release 11i: December 2000
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