>> Dear Karel,
>>
>> I tried to build a Debug version of MICO. I have seen that PThread
>> support is not beeing built in debug version but in release version.
It is being build with whatever is the default in the makefile of Pthread
(Release).
I just call
@nmake clean %1
>> Mixing Debug and release versions causes run-time check errors with
>> microsoft compiler.
Well, it depends on what you call and which dependencies exist ... :)
I haven't found any error. I used the defaults : MICO in Release and Pthread in
default,
which is RELEASE. I haven't seen any kind of debug statement used in their
makefile.(this is
why you had to do everything manual)
I also tested MICO in debug and still no problems(Pthreads still in release)
> I have made debug version of Pthread by hand and
>> encountered another problem.
Why would you do that ? :)
If you want to test pthreads, use their test programs.
If you want to test MICO, build the debug version and enable various checkings
in the makefiles.
> At the moment I'm not really sure what
>> the problem is, but it is again a debug version problem since there is
>> an assert at closing connections.
>>
>> Is Sorin still the maintainer for Windows version? Does he plan to
>> work on Debug version for 2.3.12?
>
>
> Dear Tom,
>
> yes, Sorin is our Win32 port maintainer and he is the author of the
> framework which allowed to automatically enable pthread support on Windows.
>
> Perhaps you guys can both discuss this issue on [email protected]
> mailing list?
I have tested these things again. I haven't found any problem.
Please, give me more details:
- where did you find the error ?
- in which context ?
- if you have a test program, please, send it to me directly.
I will also build pthreads in debug and test.
Thanks
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