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From: | "Derek" <djny AT flashmail DOT com> |
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Subject: | Does LWP need a coprocessor? |
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Date: | Sun, 9 Dec 2001 19:09:10 -0600 |
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I compiled a program that uses the LWP multitasking library but was unable to run it on a 386 machine. I got this message: Exiting due to signal SIGNOFP Coprocessor not available at eip=000035e7 ... My machine does not have a math coprocessor. Is this why the program won't run? If this is so, is there any other alternative I could use for multithreading? Or maybe I don't need to multithread? Here's my situation: I need to constantly monitor the serial port while also doing a second countdown timer from 15. To the best of my knowledge, the timer would require using sleep(1) but this would also pause the serial checking loop if I had both processes in the same function. So is there any other option besides multithreading? Thanks, Derek Young
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