Port Windows IPC Apps to Linux, Part 1: Processes and Threads
By Srinivasan S. Muthuswamy, Kavitha Varadarajan2005-06-16
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This first part of the series has given you a guide to help map Windows processes and threads to their functional counterparts in Linux. Part 2 in the series covers synchronization objects and primitives, starting with semaphores and events. Part 3 covers mutexes, critical sections, and wait functions.
Tutorial Pages:
» A mapping guide for complex, multithreaded, multiprocess applications
» Processes
» Creating a process
» Terminating a process
» Using wait functions
» Exiting a process
» Environment variables
» Examples
» Threads
» Examples of processes and threads
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First published by IBM DeveloperWorks
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