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Subject:	Re: WG: Memory Problem with POSIX Thread under Windows XP
Date:	Tue, 22 Aug 2006 11:13:36 +0200
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Hi Samuel,

yes, there is no problem when I write:

double kk = 1.2323231;
while(1)
	printf("\r\n %f \r\n",kk);

in main function. The problem occures only in combination with a thread. I
tried now the same code (with some little changes) with the boost thread
library under C++. There is also the same memory problem. This indicates
that the problem lies in the cygwin shell or in gcc or it is a windows based
problem, which could mean that windows is not abled to free the threads as
fast as the program creates new ones. Any ideas?


Martin Jöhren 
Hoppe Bordmesstechnik 
Tel: +49 40/56 19 49-24 
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e-mail: m DOT joehren AT hoppe-bmt DOT de 
Internet: www.hoppe-bmt.de 


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