Hi All,
In a Unix system (I am using Solaris, but not limited to it), who will
dynamically linked libraries been linked to a multithreaded process?
Will it have a different instance for every single thread, or just one
copy and shared amough all threads?
I have some static member variables in the class suggested that every
single threads is having their own instance. Is that true?
Thanks in advance.
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Kwan wrote: Hi All,
In a Unix system (I am using Solaris, but not limited to it), who will
dynamically linked libraries been linked to a multithreaded process?
The answer to that question is platform-specific, has nothing to do with
the C++ language, and is off-topic in this newsgroup.
Will it have a different instance for every single thread, or just one
copy and shared amough all threads?
I have some static member variables in the class suggested that every
single threads is having their own instance. Is that true?
The C++ language knows nothing of threads.
For the first question, look for a newsgroup with 'unix' in the title.
For the rest, look for a newsgroup with 'thread' in the title.
HTH,
- Adam
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