On Tue, Apr 30, 2002 at 11:49:41PM -0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > jerenkrantz 02/04/30 16:49:41 > > Modified: . configure.in > Log: > Add --disable-atomics flag which will prevent APR from using its *own* > optimized code. On those OSes that properly support atomics from userspace, > we will use those no matter what the user specifies. Therefore, this change > only affects Solaris/Sparc - if --disable-atomics is passed, we will use > APR's generic code. > > Rewrite/simplify Sparc CPU m4 test to make more sense. > > Revision Changes Path > 1.438 +27 -23 apr/configure.in
This change with the changes to apr_atomics.h should be included in 2.0.36. This change should remove the atomics showstopper - albeit if you want to produce binaries that are portable across CPUs on Solaris, you *must* use --disable-atomics - perhaps binbuild needs to be updated to pass this? I'm not sure. I'll leave that to those who care about binary distributions (I don't). Due to the problems with Linux, I've removed the atomic support. Those header files aren't meant to be included in userspace. There is a prior commit to apr/configure.in that I'm reluctant to include in 2.0.36. I'll leave it up to the RM to how he wants to deal with it. If Sander tests it and decides it is worthy for inclusion, it can go in. Otherwise, I'd recommend branching from the prior version and apply this to the branch. But, however Sander wants to do it is fine with me (include it or not). -- justin
