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Destroys a mutex once no thread is using it.
Declare Sub MutexDestroy ( ByVal id As Any Ptr )id
Mutexdestroy discards a mutex created by MutexCreate. This call should be executed after any threads using the mutex are no longer in use.
See MutexCreate for more general information on mutexes.
MutexDestroy( id )
- Threading is not allowed in the -lang qb dialect.
- The DOS version of FreeBASIC does not allow for threads, as the OS does not support them. In Linux the threads are always started in the order they are created, this can't be assumed in Win32. It's an OS, not a FreeBASIC issue.
- New to FreeBASIC
See the examples in MutexCreate and also ThreadCreate.
Category: Threading Support Functions
Kind: sub
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