Pelt: Posix Wrapper for Windows Threads
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Pelt is a POSIX wrapper for windows threads. This package is useful for porting posix applications to windows and in developing portable applications.
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Release Notes
This release supports
Pthread_*
Pthread_attr_*
Pthread_mutex_*
Pthread_mutexattr_*
Pthread_cond_*
Pthread_condattr_*
Pthread_rwlock_*
Pthread_rwlockattr_*
Sem_*
POSIX calls only.
This library is not yet 100% POSIX compliant and targeting to implement a 100% POSIX compliant wrapper for windows threads which uses windows native calls.
Plan for next release
making almost 100% POSIX complaint
install or usability
To use these calls just use pelt.lib
Reporting Bugs:
Please report bugs to “open dot ponnada at gmail dot com”
(replace dot with ‘.’; at with ‘@’; just protection from spambots)
Licence:
LGPL
Please obtain a copy of LGPL if one is not present with this software, See LGPL for terms and conditions.
Developer(s) : Rajulu Ponnada
Contact: open dot ponnada at gmail dot com
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