[PATCH] [libcxx] Windows port of thread/mutex/chrono

[David Majnemer]

Can we have a better name than 'futex' for these?  Futex is a Linux kernel
synchronization primitive and it's a bit confusing that you used the name
here in this context.


On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 6:38 AM, Nico Rieck <nico.rieck at gmail.com> wrote:

> This series of patches port threads including synchronization and <chrono>
> to Windows.
>
> The implementation deliberately avoids including Windows.h in any libc++
> header. There are still incompatibilities if a Windows SDK header is
> included before a libc++ header because older Microsoft SAL annotations
> define macros for __null, __out and __deallocate. Maybe the best way to fix
> this would be to use #pragma push_macro/pop_macro around all libc++ headers.
>
> All pthreads-related code is guarded by _LIBCPP_PTHREADS which is defined
> by default (except for non-mingw Win32).
>
> -Nico
>
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