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__name. * cygthread.h (cygthread::cygthread): Create versions which eliminate 'n' parameter. * dcrt0.cc (dll_crt0_1): Remove check for threadfunc_ix. Remove obsolete comments. Set process_state to active here. * fhandler_netdrive.cc (create_thread_and_wait): Use shortened cygthread constructor. * timer.cc (timer_tracker::settime): Ditto. * window.cc (HWND): Ditto. * fhandler_tty.cc: Use shortened cygthread constructor, where appropriate, throughout. * select.cc: Ditto. * fork.cc (frok::child): Remove wait_for_sigthread. (fork): Reformat if for slightly better clarity. * init.cc (dll_finished_loading): New variable. (dll_entry): Use dll_finished_loading to determine when we should call merge_threadfunc. * sigproc.cc (no_signals_available): Simplify by using my_readsig. (wait_sig_inited): Delete. (wait_sig): Define as void function. (pending_signals): Accommodate change to wait_sig definition. (wait_for_sigthread): Delete definition. (sigproc_init): Initialize signal pipe here, before wait_sig thread is created. Use void form of cygthread creation. (init_sig_pipe): Delete. (wait_sig): Return void rather than DWORD. Assume previous initialization of signal pipe. Set my_sendsig to NULL when exiting. * sigproc.h (wait_for_sigthread): Delete declaration.
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