[Gc] Re: Re: sigset_t not defined for win32-pthreads

[windev92]

I'm using 7.1, but it is finally a race condition, not a problem per se.
Using GC_CreateThread, we don't have this side effect, thread GC_start function
is called quickly and thread is hence registered.

With pthread, it's not the case(on Win32 at least on my machine)
The code below shows the problem. 

pthread_t t;
int code;

if((code = pthread_create(&t, 0, pthreadfn, 0))!= 0)
{
	return -1;
}
	
GC_gcollect();

GC_gcollect() doesn't suspend the thread when called straight after. pthreadfn
should be called first, to make sure its thread is registered.

Do you have a sample code showing how to do this with *pthreads*?
Equivalent of :

hThread = GC_CreateThread(NULL,0, threadFn,&lszThreadParam,0,&dwGenericThread);
WaitForSingleObject(g_startedThreadEvent,INFINITE);
GC_gcollect();

DWORD WINAPI threadFn(LPVOID iValue)
{
   SetEvent(g_startedThreadEvent);
}

Thanks