> > Even worse, if you read the specification, you will see that > pthread_create should never return EINTR. A value of EINTR > means that a suspending call was interrupted by a signal. It > may happen if you are explicitely using signals, or > alternatively when running under gdb, because gdb itself uses signals. >
Dear Gilles, I have to appoligize ! Not the return value has been EINTR but errno was. Return value has been EINVAL (big appology). Realizing this, I had a look on the thread attributes (as the well documented return value EINVAL says that the attributes are invalid) and after setting them correctly all my threads are shadowed now. So, every thing works as it should ! Sorry again, for wasting your time ! Nevertheless, your hints helped me to get on the right track again. Thanks a lot ! Roderik _______________________________________________ Xenomai-help mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xenomai-help
