thrd_create(3)		   Library Functions Manual		thrd_create(3)

NAME
     thrd_create – create a thread

SYNOPSIS
     library “threads”
     #include <threads.h>

     typedef int (*thrd_start_t)(void*);

     int
     thrd_create(thrd_t *thrd, thrd_start_t fn, void *arg);

DESCRIPTION
     The function thrd_create() will create a thread in the current process
     and store it's identifier in thrd.	 The thread will execute the given
     start callback function fn and pass it the given opaque pointer arg.

     The thread will continue executing concurrently until either the given
     function fn returns or thrd_exit(3) has been called from within the
     thread.

     Any thread-local variables that have been created with tss_create(3) will
     be initialized to NULL for the new thread.

     A thread will inherit the signal mask of it's process.

RETURN VALUES
     The function thrd_create() will return thrd_success on success, if there
     is insufficient memory thrd_nomem will be returned. In any other error
     case thrd_error will be returned.

SEE ALSO
     thrd_exit(3) thrd_sleep(3) thrd_yield(3) thrd_equal(3) thrd_detach(3)
     thrd_current(3) thrd_join(3)

HISTORY
     The thrd_create() function first appeared in the C11 standard ISO/IEC
     9899:2011.

AUTHORS
     Jan Adelsbach <jan@jadelsbach.de>

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