Hi,
I'm using the command usleep (500000) when compiling C++ on the SunOS platform, but it does not compile on a OSF1 platform?
Any ideas?
Thanks
Hi,
I'm using the command usleep (500000) when compiling C++ on the SunOS platform, but it does not compile on a OSF1 platform?
Any ideas?
Thanks
What error are you getting? I'll bet it's just that usleep() is not there.
It says that usleep is not defined
i.e.
line 1690: identifier "usleep" is undefined
usleep ( 500000 );
if I define it as an int then it compiles but the process does not actually sleep.
It's not enough to define it. You also need to write it.
Try using select(). I think OSF has that. See this post for an example.
Thanks for the help, I found what the problem was and for any future reference I have described it below:
In my header file I have a section the "ifdef OSF Platform" then add in extra defines that are not required on the sun platform. In this section I had to add in the line:
#define _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED
The result of this was that when the routine was called and accessed the unistd.h library file it activated the usleep routine (Which wasn't being activated before). Hence when I run the code it now sleeps as its supposed to!
Thanks for providing the solution to your problem instead of just saying, "I figured it out".