This is all running on 64-bit debian-testing. We call CHICKEN_initialize()
and CHICKEN_run() from the thread the chicken code is running in (not the
main thread).
We did not write this C code, and I suspect that disabling threads might not
be worth the effort required (not to mention that I'm
> We have a (32-bit, fwiw) C program that we are attempting to augment with a
> CS function. The program runs in ~17 native threads, but our function only
> runs in one of those threads. We call
>
> CHICKEN_initialize(0, 0, 0, C_toplevel);
> CHICKEN_run(C_toplevel);
>
> after the thread
Hello.
We have a (32-bit, fwiw) C program that we are attempting to augment with a
CS function. The program runs in ~17 native threads, but our function only
runs in one of those threads. We call
CHICKEN_initialize(0, 0, 0, C_toplevel);
CHICKEN_run(C_toplevel);
after the thread is
