TinyCThread is a minimalist, portable, threading library for C, intended to make it easy to create multi threaded C applications. By Evan Nemerson.
The library is closesly modeled after the C11 standard, but only a subset is implemented at the moment.
See the documentation in the doc/html directory for more information.
Run:
$ npm i tinycthread.cAnd then include tinycthread.h as follows:
// main.c
#define TINYCTHREAD_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "node_modules/tinycthread.c/tinycthread.h"
int main() { /* ... */ }And then compile with clang or gcc as usual.
$ clang main.c # or, use gcc
$ gcc main.cYou may also use a simpler approach:
// main.c
#define TINYCTHREAD_IMPLEMENTATION
#include <tinycthread.h>
int main() { /* ... */ }If you add the path node_modules/tinycthread.c to your compiler's include paths.
$ clang -I./node_modules/tinycthread.c main.c # or, use gcc
$ gcc -I./node_modules/tinycthread.c main.cIn your own code, do:
#include <tinycthread.h>
TinyCThread also includes CMake support, so if your project uses CMake
you can just add_subdirectory(tinycthread). Then simply add the
tinycthread target (using target_link_libraries) where necessary and
CMake will take care of everything else, including adding the correct
include directory and CTest integration.
From the test folder, issue one of the following commands:
Linux, Mac OS X, OpenSolaris etc: make (you may need to use gmake on some systems)
Windows/MinGW: mingw32-make
Windows/MS Visual Studio: nmake /f Makefile.msvc
v1.2 - Unreleased
- Updated API to better match the final specification (e.g. removed mtx_try)
- Improved Windows support, including TSS destructors
- Added once support
- Improved unit testing
- Added CMake support
- Assorted bug fixes
v1.1 - 2012.9.8
- First release.
- Updated API to better match the final specification (e.g. removed xtime).
- Some functionality still missing (mtx_timedlock, TSS destructors under Windows, ...).
v1.0 - Never released
- Development version based on C11 specification draft.
Copyright (c) 2012 Marcus Geelnard 2013-2016 Evan Nemerson
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