C - user level thread library example [closed] - c

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Is there any simple example you know? (with using getcontext, setcontext, makecontext)
I found some examples but they are a bit high level.
I just need to create threads and yield between them for now.

You didn't do any research. This is a pretty basic question.
http://softpixel.com/~cwright/programming/threads/threads.c.php
How to "multithread" C code
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I'm looking for the code of the pthread_join, but online I found only the prototype. Could you tell me where I can find it please?
There is not "the code", there are many different implementations that partially build on each other. For example
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Anyone know of a C IDE that lists the declared functions in the code on a sidebar?
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Of course, Eclipse is capable to show your code outline in the outline view.
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I'm looking for a very simple chart library that can do that sort of graph :
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If possible, in JS.
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Are any libraries or code available using SocketChannel?
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