On 11/15/2011 7:43 AM, zhiguo zhao wrote:
Hi,
I failed with this on windows with branch 2.4.x, in a handle hook,
apr_os_thread_t t = apr_os_thread_current();
apr_os_thread_t *t1;
apr_os_thread_get(&t1, r->connection->current_thread);
printf("EQUALS %d\n",apr_os_thread_equal(t,t1));
I think t and t1 must be equal, But it Not.
I think this is a bug, Is this?
No, it's not.
/**
* Compare two thread id's
* @param tid1 1st Thread ID to compare
* @param tid2 2nd Thread ID to compare
* @return non-zero if the two threads are equal, zero otherwise
*/
APR_DECLARE(int) apr_os_thread_equal(apr_os_thread_t tid1,
apr_os_thread_t tid2);
This behavior is by design, use the designated comparator.
