I don't know if this is a bug or expected or what, but I have a build of
AOLserver that's giving (to me, what is unexpected) output from [ns_info
pools] where the same thread ID shows up many times in the output.
nscp 7> exec uname -a
Linux ecwav 2.6.7 #5 Thu Jul 22 02:43:13 EDT 2004 i686 GNU/Linux
nscp 8> info patchlevel
8.4.7
nscp 9> ns_info patchlevel
4.0.10a
nscp 11> unset -nocomplain a; foreach p [ns_info pools] { set t [lindex $p
0]; if {![info exists a($t)]} { set a($t) 1 } else { incr a($t) } }
nscp 14> array get a
thread1093327792 18 thread1100667824 5 thread1101716400 5 thread1106246576
14 thread1104149424 1 thread1094376368 1 thread1092279216 623 thread1099619248
1 thread1095424944 20 thread1076646016 1 thread1096473520 1 thread1098570672 7
thread1087437744 4 thread1086372784 3 shared 1
623 entries in the [ns_info pools] for thread1092279216? Huh?
I'm using the Debian Tcl package:
ii tcl8.4 8.4.7-1 Tcl (the Tool Command Language) v8.4 - run-t
ii tcl8.4-dev 8.4.7-1 Tcl (the Tool Command Language) v8.4 - devel
ii tcl8.4-doc 8.4.7-1 Tcl (the Tool Command Language) v8.4 - manua
Thoughts? Is this normal (expected) behavior on Linux? Is it a bug in
Tcl 8.4.7 and I should update to 8.4.9? (I see there's an 8.4.9 dpkg in
testing/unstable.)
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