Hi Robert,
If you are using OpenThreads for your threads then you have no problem
at all anyway, you can create them before or after viewer.realizer()
without any problem.
It's only if you create your threads afterwards using another
threading library that doesn't set the affinity mask in any way so
just inherits the infinity mask.
A number of contributors to this thread have made it out to be a
general problem, it's not, it's a very specific usage case issue.
I strongly disagree with the last sentence. It is the most general use
case possible: using standard C++ features.
OSG's behavior changes the behavior of programs that, apart from OSG,
rely solely on the C++ specification. This is the most general problem
possible, and far more important than the behavior of some specific
libraries like pthreads or OpenThreads.
Christoph
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