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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 11:29:12 -0400
From: "Robert A. Mackie" <robert_mackie AT mail DOT com>
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Subject: threads ?
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Does the cygwin.dll support anything like posix threads ?  I looked
through the headers and found the process spawning stuff.  I can use
that if I need to, but was hoping that I'm just being obtuse somehow in
not finding the thread create, and the rest.

At this point I'm not building mingw stuff, just using g++ and the
cygwin.dll sort of "naively out of the box."

Rob.

PS: What is cygwin1.dll vs cygwin.dll ?

Thanks for the help I got on my last question.

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