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Preface

1.  Covering Multithreading Basics

2.  Basic Threads Programming

3.  Thread Attributes

4.  Programming with Synchronization Objects

5.  Programming With the Oracle Solaris Software

6.  Programming With Oracle Solaris Threads

7.  Safe and Unsafe Interfaces

8.  Compiling and Debugging

Setting Up the Oracle Solaris Environment for Developing Multithreaded Applications

Compiling a Multithreaded Application

Preparing for Compilation

Choosing Oracle Solaris or POSIX Threads

Including <thread.h> or <pthread.h>

Compiling and Linking a Multithreaded Program

Compiling and Linking in the POSIX Threads Environment

Compiling and Linking in the Oracle Solaris Threads Environment

Compiling and Linking in a Mixed Threads Environment

Linking With -lrt for POSIX Semaphores

Alternate Threads Library

Debugging a Multithreaded Program

Common Oversights in Multithreaded Programs

Tracing and Debugging with DTrace

Profiling with Performance Analyzer

Detecting Data Races and Deadlocks Using Thread Analyzer

Using dbx

Tracing and Debugging With the TNF Utilities

Using truss

Using mdb

9.  Programming Guidelines

A.  Extended Example: A Thread Pool Implementation

Index

Chapter 8

Compiling and Debugging

This chapter describes how to compile and debug multithreaded programs. This chapter discusses the following topics: