> On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Paul Goh wrote:
>
> > I'm currently using Linux Redhat, ProC is using pthreads.
> >
> > I heard from a jabber developer that pth is also using pthreads, and
thus
> > the conflicts...but when I tried to see if pth is using pthreads, I
cannot
> > find
> > any links using ldd.
>
> Pth can emulate pthreads, but it doesn't use them. If you link pth library
> together with -lpthread under linux you will get problem. This is from my
> eperience.
Actually, I'm linking a Proc library that uses pthreads, so...I didn't
explicitly use -lpthreads in linking.
> Probably you can compile pth, so that it will have pthread support, then
> remove -lpthread from linking command line. If this allow ProC use pth
> emulation then everything must be ok.
If the ProC lib has dependencies on pthreads, then is there a way to unlink
that from ProC lib?
I'm trying very hard not to use IPC, because it is a field that I'm not
familiar, and in my experience, it takes time to code something that you're
not familiar.
Paul
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