On 2/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>The fork() in the program using the Solaris threads that is called
>from the program using the POSIX thread run in the POSIX threads
>semantic.
>Can I run the fork() in the Solaris threads semantic on Solaris 9?

Unclear; one reason why the Solaris thread semantics were changed
is simple, it is unpredictable to a certain degree which fork() is
called.

That's why forkall() was backported to older releases; so you can
develop and use either fork1() or forkall() for threaded programming.

Casper
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Does forkall() clone all running threads?

Cheers,
William
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