What is going on in Unix with errno's limited nature utcc.utoronto.ca 12 points by ingve 11 hours ago
amelius 10 hours ago Why didn't they mention threads? bartvk 9 hours ago Oh gosh, that's interesting. I bet that complicates using using errno. Or is errno somehow copied into a local variable? Vogtinator 8 hours ago errno is in thread-local storage (TLS) amelius 8 hours ago Yes. It is too bad that they didn't use a similar solution for the current working directory. Chdir() is process-wide, not thread local :(
bartvk 9 hours ago Oh gosh, that's interesting. I bet that complicates using using errno. Or is errno somehow copied into a local variable? Vogtinator 8 hours ago errno is in thread-local storage (TLS) amelius 8 hours ago Yes. It is too bad that they didn't use a similar solution for the current working directory. Chdir() is process-wide, not thread local :(
Vogtinator 8 hours ago errno is in thread-local storage (TLS) amelius 8 hours ago Yes. It is too bad that they didn't use a similar solution for the current working directory. Chdir() is process-wide, not thread local :(
amelius 8 hours ago Yes. It is too bad that they didn't use a similar solution for the current working directory. Chdir() is process-wide, not thread local :(
Why didn't they mention threads?
Oh gosh, that's interesting. I bet that complicates using using errno. Or is errno somehow copied into a local variable?
errno is in thread-local storage (TLS)
Yes. It is too bad that they didn't use a similar solution for the current working directory. Chdir() is process-wide, not thread local :(