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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">I have a question about C and
thread-safe programming. <br>
When I define automatic variables in a function, are those taken
from thread storage or from global/common storage? In other words,
if I have 17 threads which might call the same plain function, do
I need to do anything special in that function so they don't step
on each other? (Here "special" meaning more than simply NOT
marking variables as extern or static.) <br>
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I've never done threaded C per se. (Have done even driven in C and
assembler enough times. Hate to think I'm a total noob. But ...
dragons and land minds ... lots I don't know.) <br>
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Thanks! <br>
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-- R; <><<br>
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