P99_DECLARE_THREAD_LOCAL P99_DECLARE_THREAD_LOCAL_EXTERN P99_DEFINE_THREAD_LOCAL P99_THREAD_LOCAL p99_tss P99_TSS_DECLARE_LOCAL p99_tss_init P99_TSS_LOCAL thrd_status TSS_DTOR_ITERATIONS tss_dtor_t tss_t

P99_TSS_LOCAL #define P99_TSS_LOCAL (   NAME )    (*(P99_PASTE3(p00_, NAME, _type)*)p99_tss_get_alloc(&(NAME), sizeof(P99_PASTE3(p00_, NAME, _type)))) Similar to ::p99_tss_get, but also allocates a buffer of p00_size bytes for p00_key. Under normal circumstances this should always return a valid thread specific buffer, so in some sense this can than be viewed as if this would be refering to a thread specific statically allocated variable. declare a thread local variable NAME of type T Remarks Such a variable must be declared in global scope. This is implemented with a thread_local variable if the platform supports this. Otherwise this uses p99_tss and P99_TSS_DECLARE_LOCAL etc underneath. See also P99_THREAD_LOCAL to access the variable P99_TSS_DECLARE_LOCAL to see examples how this should work