>
> > Sorry yes, via a system call. I had thought of
> > fopen("/proc/cpuinfo") | !strcmp("processor", blah) | wc
> > but i was looking for something more Posix/gnu-centric
> > like getnumprocessors()
>
> glibc 2.1 at least supports the sysconf() request for this
>
Where can I find a tar.gz (or tar.bz2) copy of glibc2.1? Last time
I checked on the various GNU archives, all I get was a readme saying
something about political issues to be worked out, hmmm...
I understand that
the p-threading support is built into glibc2.1 and is better than the
add-on to libc5, could someone who knows more about this elaborate as to
what differences there are or point me to a site that does?
I am running Slackware (libc5) and am considering to upgrade to glibc2.1
to support threading on my 2.2.5 kernel running on a dual Intel PII..
Thanks, -Borries
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