joinable

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网络  可连接; 可结合的; 可汇合的; 可连接的; 可接合的

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双语例句

• If you want to produce a new thread and you need to know how it is terminated, then you need a joinable thread.
  如果您希望生成一个新的线程，且需要知道它是如何终止的，那么您需要一个可接合线程。
• If the leak exists, check the source code to see if all joinable threads have been joined.
  如果确实存在，检查源代码，看是否联接了所有可接合线程。
• And most likely, such a memory leak is caused by a failure to join the joinable threads.
  这种内存泄漏很有可能是因未能联接可接合线程而造成的。
• Joinable threads should be joined during programming.
  在编程过程中应当联接可接合线程。
• Thread bodies consist of active running threads and dead joinable threads.
  线程体包括运行的活动线程和可接合的死线程。
• If you create a joinable thread but forget to join it, its resources or private memory are always kept in the process space and never reclaimed.
  如果您创建一个可接合的线程，但是忘记联接它，其资源或私有内存一直保存在进程空间中，从未进行回收再利用。
• You can fix the leak by adding code to call pthread_join(), which joins each joinable thread.
  要修复泄漏，您可以添加代码调用pthreadjoin（），该方法可联接每个可接合线程。
• For joinable threads, the system allocates private storage to store thread termination status.
  对于可接合线程，系统分配专用存储器来存储线程终止状态。
• Let's start by reviewing POSIX threads, which can be either joinable threads or detached threads.
  我们首先回顾一下POSIX线程，分为可接合线程或分离线程。
• In joinable state, another thread can synchronize on the thread's termination and recover its termination code using the function pthread_join().
  在可连接状态中，另一个线程可以同步这个线程的终止，使用函数pthreadjoin（）来重新获得其终止代码。