fix: maxp crashes with more than 1 threads #7
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The max-p functions run in parallel using threads. There is a bug that
pthread_join()has been called on different numbers of threads that have been created viapthread_create()and stored inthreadPool[].In details, the
tot_threadscould be a smaller number thannCPUswhich is setup by users viscpu_threads, therefore the size of threadPool[] should be tot_threads instead of nCPUs.Ref crashes in rgeoda:
GeoDaCenter/rgeoda#39
GeoDaCenter/rgeoda#38
GeoDaCenter/rgeoda#33
GeoDaCenter/rgeoda#27