hi there,
can anybody out there explain to me (or point me to some explanation
on), how I can make my X11-app thread-safe? My app is based only upon
X11-lib (no in between lib) and posix threads.
Thanks ahead,
Richard
by RA Scheltem » Fri, 18 May 2001 21:30:16
can anybody out there explain to me (or point me to some explanation
on), how I can make my X11-app thread-safe? My app is based only upon
X11-lib (no in between lib) and posix threads.
Thanks ahead,
Richard
by M?ns Rullg? » Fri, 18 May 2001 22:28:10
> can anybody out there explain to me (or point me to some explanation
> on), how I can make my X11-app thread-safe? My app is based only upon
> X11-lib (no in between lib) and posix threads.
> Thanks ahead,
> Richard
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M?ns Rullg?rd
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