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I am doing some network programming for a microprocessor which sends low buffer notifications and I have a thread that writes a set amount of information. When it is done it needs to enter a suspended state and wait for the low buffer notification to resume.
Is it better to use windows’ thread pool api, or to use threads that are created with CreateThread()?
When your thread needs to wait, it should begin waiting on an event. This suspends the thread automatically.
Windows provides the WaitForMultipleObjects and WaitForSingleObject functions for this. Linux uses condition variables or semaphores.