I have one more: On the same document the Thread attributes chapter starts with the example
attrs.set_size(4096*10);
Her it has to be set_stack_size as in the example below. Maybe you can find some time to fix it.
>>Done. Thread attributes were included in 1.50 :(
>>P.S. Please, look at the documentation of the version you are using.
Yes – sure ! I am not a bloody boost-beginner but still not very experience with it. So, I just needed confirmation that my guess is correct.
My project is rather complex and deals with a 3rd-party-component for which I need to update boost now. Hope it’s gonna work out – I might get back on this.
Le 07/12/14 00:35, Vicente J. Botet
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06/12/14 22:10, Alexander Carôt a écrit :
Hello all,
according to this:
http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_57_0/doc/html/thread/thread_management.html
#thread.thread_management.tutorial.attributes
I tried to change the thread priority to SCHED_RR on OS X via:
boost::thread::attributes attrs;
pthread_attr_setschedpolicy(attrs.get_native_handle(),
SCHED_RR);
sendThread =
boost::thread(attrs,&sender::sendItThreadFunction,this);
In that context I noticed that get_native_handle is not known so
I used
attr.native_handle(), which compiled ok but finally threw an
error here:
Sorry, the tutorial is wrong. It should be native_handle()
/boost/boost/bind/bind.hpp:313:9: Type
'boost::thread_attributes' does not
provide a call operator
Please, could you post the source code and more context of the
compile error?
I am still using boost 1.45 and wonder if
this is the actual problem or if
something else is wrong.
I will check the code of this version.
Done. Thread attributes were included in 1.50 :(
Version 3.0.0 - boost 1.50
New Features:
- #2741 Proposal to manage portable and non
portable thread attributes.
Best,
Vicente
P.S. Please, look at the documentation of the version you are using.
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