Practical C Programming

How it works...

We will first define a macro called max of the value 10, along with an array stack of the size max. Then, we will define two mutex objects with the names pop_mutex and push_mutex. To use the stack, we will initialize the value of top to -1. We will also define two variables of the type pthread_t, with the names tid1 and tid2, to store two thread identifiers.

We will invoke the pthread_create function to create the first thread, and we will assign the identifier returned by the function to the variable tid1. The thread will be created with the default attributes, and we will execute the push function to create this thread.

We will invoke the pthread_create function again to create the second thread, and we will assign the identifier ...