NT Threads

[Emanuele ALIBERTI]

>Does anybody know of any functions in Windows NT that
>are
>comparable to the following unix-based functions:
>
>pthread_detach()
>thr_join()
>thr_yield() [besides the NT sleep(0) function]     ?

Win32 has these functions for kernel- and user- threads (user threads are 
called "fibers" and are not preempted by the scheduler, since they live in a 
kernel thread; they are much like coroutines):

ConvertThreadToFiber
CreateFiber
CreateRemoteThread
CreateThread
DeleteFiber
DisableThreadLibraryCalls
ExitThread
FreeLibraryAndExitThread
GetCurrentThread
GetCurrentThreadId
GetExitCodeThread
GetThreadContext
GetThreadLocale
GetThreadPriority
GetThreadPriorityBoost
GetThreadSelectorEntry
GetThreadTimes
ResumeThread
SetThreadAffinityMask
SetThreadContext
SetThreadIdealProcessor
SetThreadLocale
SetThreadPriority
SetThreadPriorityBoost
SuspendThread
SwitchToFiber
SwitchToThread
TerminateThread

I hope among them you can find those with matching semantics.


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