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2/9     What's the standard Unix way to multithread programs in C?
        \_ The most portable way is POSIX threads; see pthread(3) or
           pthreads(3), depending on your system.
           \_ If you are interested in NT portability in the future,
              I would suggest using ACE:

                http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html

              I know its not C, but it does give you a high level
              of portability.
                \_ so does perl
                   \_ I have not seen any thread functions in perl.
                      What module are you using?
                        \_ use Thread;  (surprise surprise)  -tom
                \_ NT is POSIX and supports pthread.
                   \_ Do you live in Redmond? The POSIX subsystem in
                      NT is a joke. The performance penalty for using
                      it is worse than if you chose to use Java's
                      green threads.
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