actually, library calls are over-rided, not system-calls. If u are savey enough, u can
call the system service yourself, and forget the library
interface ( ie instead of using select, try __select ). But in doing so, the green
threading ( fake threads ) can be comprimised, ie other threads
wont be runnable until that service completes.
the malloc/free bogus ptrs messages are problems in trying to free a pointer twice, of
which some "MALLOC" pkgs get terminally upset with. I guess
in ur case, i guees it was time to say enough allready :-)
gat
Juergen Kreileder wrote:
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>
> You know that that the JNI Invocation API is documented not to work
> with green threads?
> The green threads' libjava.so overrides some system calls, so the
> first thing in a green threads program must be creating the vm otherwise
> system calls like open() will not work properly.
>
> Y
