> How bad are the missing bits?
It's not too bad. pthreads-win32 is fairly complete and working.
The mentioned functions are missing because Windows lacks the concept of
signals altogether.
> Should configure reject it because
> there's no pthread_sigmask, or is there something the code can do to
> cope?
As there are no signals on Win32, I *think* it is okay to just "ifndef
MINGW" the code.
Regarding the undefined "pipe()":
the easiest thing to do would be to define pipe() in the following way:
#include <fcntl.h>
#define pipe(f) _pipe(f, 1000, _O_BINARY)
_pipe() takes two additional parameters: size in bytes and file mode.
Note that these pipes are blocking.
Nils
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