[Threads-list] no concurrency; my threads run sequentially!

[Shea M. <sh...@sh...>]

1.  Bug in install?  I did a ./autogen, configure, make, make install.
Programs compile fine, but can't execute b/c the can't find the libthreads.so.
So I copied everything in the threads-3.5/src/.libs dir to /usr/lib.  Now
everything will execute.  This is on Debian 3.0b.

Now for the real problem.
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This code compiles fine.  It even executes fine with one thread.  But if I try
to create two threads, and then call each of their thread() methods, the two
methods run sequentially.   The two threads should be competing for the stdout,
no?

Thanks
~S

#include <string>
#include <iostream>

#include <thread.h>

using namespace std;
using namespace cpp_threads;

class Nums: public pthread
{
 public:
  Nums(int id);
  int thread(void *);
};

Nums::Nums(int id)
 :pthread(id)
{
 cout <<"in constructor\n";
}

int Nums::thread(void *)
{
 for(int i=0; i < 100; i++)
 {
  cout <<"\n["<< id() <<"]->"<< i << endl;
 }
}

int main()
{
 Nums num(5);
 Nums num2(99);

 cout <<"before starting the thread\n";
 num.thread(NULL);                            <-----|--these should compete for
the stdout
 num2.thread(NULL);                         <-----+
 cout <<"after starting the thread\n";
 cout <<"after starting the thread\n";
 cout <<"after starting the thread\n";
 cout <<"DONE\n";

 return 0;
}