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I'm not sure why you are blaming POSIX! The role of POSIX is to write down what is already common practice in almost all POSIX-like systems. It doesn't usually

I'm not sure why you are blaming POSIX! The role of POSIX is to write down what is already common practice in almost all POSIX-like systems. It doesn't usually specify new behaviour.

GTP 1y ago
I always assumed it was the other way around: a system follows POSIX to be POSIX-compliant.
- immibis 1y ago
  It's both. There are POSIX-specific standards (like pthreads) but they come about after other people invent threads and don't agree on an API.