Programming with POSIX® Threads

The Addison-Wesley web page containing information about this book, including the source for all the example programs.

http://www.best.com/-bos/threads-faq/

This page is a list of frequently asked questions (FAQ) from the comp.programming.threads newsgroup. Please read this before you read comp.programming. threads, in order to avoid asking a wide range of questions that have been asked a million times before. The information in this page is also posted to the newsgroup at regular intervals.

http://liinwww.ira.uka.de/bibliography/Os/threads.html

A searchable bibliography of terms related to threading, maintained by the University of Oslo in Norway.

http://www.digital.com/

Digital Equipment Corporation web site. This site includes a lot of information on the Digital UNIX and OpenVMS operating systems, including information on threads and multiprocessor systems.

http://www.sun.com/

Sun Microsystems, Inc., web site. This site includes, as you might guess, a lot of information on the Solaris operating system. You can also find information about the Java language, which provides an interesting variant of thread support by making thread synchronization an explicit attribute of a class method.

http://www.sgi.com/

Silicon Graphics, Inc., web site. Information on SGI systems and the IRIX operating system.

http://www.netcom.com/-brownell/pthreads++.html

Information on an attempt to "define a standardized approach to the use of threading in the C++ language."