Re: gcc & C++ instead of g++
Sorry, I'm gonna go to unsbscribe. On Wed, 2009-09-09 at 23:42 -0700, Ian Lance Taylor wrote: > Mohsen Pahlevanzadeh writes: > > > How do i write C++ with gcc instead of g++? > > The question is not appropriate for the mailing list g...@gcc.gnu.org. > It is appropriate for gcc-h...@gcc.gnu.org. Please take any followups > to gcc-help. Thanks. > > There is no particular reason to use gcc instead of g++. If you really > want to do so, there are two easy ways: 1) name your files with an > extension of .cc rather than .c; 2) use the -x c++ option. Note that if > you link with gcc, you will need to explicitly use -lstdc++. > > Ian
link list & thread
Dear all, I have a thread & 2 func.flush_2_db() is in thread & add_element() is outside of thread. add_element's job is adding data to link list.& flush_2_db()'s job is reading list & drop from list.But my problem is override data & lost data, because flush_2_db is in the thread & both work parallel. Do you have any idea for solving my problem? Yours, Mohsen
multi threading & load average
Dear all, I wrote a program & when i monitor it with "top" command, i see an incremental load average.When i see with a profiler program same oprof,i saw function of my thread has 66% activity. I read many body of that function,but i have got 1 result: i didn't use thread as safely. Do you know on attributes of thread that i decrease load average of system? help me... Sorry for my language.