You can't find the source there because it's dynamically linked and in another shared library (for all practical purposes that's true), and would depend on the shared objects loaded by the executable that calls your example code, when that executable is run. The man page for the dynamic linker 'ld.so.1' explains a good bit of how this works. To see what shared objects an executable loads when it's run, you can use the "ldd" utility. The "lari" utility would be useful to you, but I'm not as familiar with that off the top of my head.
FWIW, the actual pthread_create() function that most executables call is located in libthread.so in Solaris 10* and later - don't ask about earlier versions of Solaris. ;-) * - or maybe it's Solaris 9 and later. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
