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Following up from my post ages ago regarding making CPU threads...
I managed to do it with _createthread, however this only works in win32.
Is it possible to create a new CPU thread in the server dll under a linux environment?
I have a mate assisting me with the linux compile:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I looked for threads in halflife, cause the server crashes when creating
> > a
> >
> > thread. And I found that:
> > > nm engine_i386.so |grep -i Thread
> >
> > 0008eaa4 T NET_StartThread
> > 0008eadc T NET_StopThread
> > 0008e5b8 T NET_ThreadLock
> > 0008e5c0 T NET_ThreadUnlock
> > w _pthread_cleanup_pop_restore
> > w _pthread_cleanup_push_defer
> > 00395488 B dwNetThreadId
> > 000b6efc D hNetThread
> > 000b6d9c d net_thread_initialized
> > w pthread_mutex_lock
> > w pthread_mutex_unlock
> > 000b6d98 D use_thread
> >
> > So HL uses threads internally. But they never call pthread_create to
>
> create a
>
> > thread. Maybe they are using another thread implementation and the two
> > implementations doesn't like each other.
> > I'll try to find a solution for that, but I think it will take some time.
> > Maybe you have to contact sierra/valve for an answer.
If someone could assist me with this, it would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers guys,
FragMented
HL Rally PR Manager
http://hlrally.net
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