How do I use the join function in the pthreads library?
The join function in the pthreads library is used to wait for a thread to finish its execution. You can call it like this: pthread_join(thread_id, NULL);
where thread_id
is the identifier of the thread you want to join.
What happens if I don't use join?
If you don't use join, the main thread may terminate before the child thread finishes executing, leading to resource leaks or incomplete operations.
Can I join multiple threads?
Yes, you can join multiple threads by calling pthread_join
for each thread you want to wait for, ensuring they all complete before proceeding.
Are there any errors I should watch out for when using join?
Yes, you should check for errors like ESRCH
if the thread ID is invalid, or EINVAL
if the thread is not joinable.
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