C++ socket read() inside child thread giving SIGABRT - c++

Question

I'm handling incoming connections to a socket in separate std::thread for each client connection. So when trying to do a read() from the socket, the program crashes.
std::thread in_conn_th(handle_new_connection, in_socket); // <-- creating a new thread and passing the handle_new_connection function into the thread with the socket descriptor param
Here is the description of handle_new_connection()
waiterr::operation_codes waiterr::Waiter::handle_new_connection(int incoming_socket) {
std::cout << "Here comes " << incoming_socket << "\n";
char buffer[30000] = {0};
int val_read = read(incoming_socket, buffer, 30000); // <-- Error
std::cout << "Here comes 2\n";
std::cout << buffer << std::endl << std::endl;
write(incoming_socket, "Some response", 13);
std::cout << "* Msg sent *\n";
close(incoming_socket);
return operation_codes(OK);
}
Error
shantanu#Shantanus-MacBook-Pro webserver % ./test1.o
* Waiting for new connection *
libc++abi: terminating
Here comes 4
zsh: abort ./test1.o
If I'm just calling handle_new_connection() without spawning a new thread, the operation is successful and response is shown in the client.
So I'm pretty sure its about some thread thing that I'm unaware of.
Environment -
Apple M1 Silicon; running g++ natively on ARM.
Edit
function definition for handle_new_connection()
static enum operation_codes handle_new_connection(int incoming_socket);

Answer 1

I used pthread_t instead of std::thread and it worked just fine.
Instead of
std::thread in_conn_th(handle_new_connection, in_socket);
I used
pthread_t in_conn_th;
pthread_create(&in_conn_th, NULL, handle_new_connection, (void*)(&in_socket));
And changed the function definition to receive the void *
Do not forget to include pthread.h header.