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1. Arrays scoping in threads stackoverflow.com

How are arrays scoped in C? When do they ever get destroyed? (Note, also talk about if they can be passed even in p_threads)

2. Array of threads bytes.com

in the following program, I am trying to create M threads, each of which open a file called filexxxxin . for exmaple 4th thread will open file file0003.in. When I run the program, it open the client0001 file for all threads. Any body knows what's wrong with my code. appreciate your help. Might be due to the fact you are passing ...

3. Error checking with threads and arrays... forums.devshed.com

Error checking with threads and arrays... Hi People, I wonder if you can help me. I've written an application (albeit rather poorly due to my lack of C skills) to run off some automated in house test tools. This I can get to work with no problems. However when I attempt to introduce some error checking it all falls down. Basically ...

4. maximum of an array using threads ?? (a shout for help) daniweb.com

hey guys .. ausome forum ... i know the basics of c programming but i am going on to the next level and i am having some diffculties ..with multi-threading ... theres this program i read but i couldnt solve ,, hope some one here knows how to help me.. write a c program that computes the maximum of an array ...

5. Thread Array Access daniweb.com

// Function saves alarm to file int save_alarm(alarm *pAl) { FILE *pFile; // FILE pointer char *pbuff; pFile = fopen("Data/alarms.txt", "w"); // create/open file pthread_mutex_lock(&work_mutex); // lock access to array if (pFile != NULL) { pbuff = malloc(50); sprintf(pbuff, "%s %s %s %02d %02d %d %02d %02d 00", pAl->alarm_name, pAl->type, pAl->status, pAl->day, pAl->month, pAl->year, pAl->hour, pAl->minute ); fputs(pbuff, pFile); free(pbuff); fclose(pFile); ...