Calling sleep caused an illegal instruction right away.
Removing the calls to sleep let the application run longer, but it
would crash with an illegal instruction in pretty short order anyway.
This looks like either the distribution (tool chain) or the user
software is buggy. You might want to follow the instructions in the
NIOSWiki to get yourself a decent distribution.
After futzing with very simple examples with no success, we gave up on
threads.
I and several others did some test with threads and this does seem to
work well. Only known downside (to be cured hopefully quite soon): the
remote- gdb (via-Ethernet) support does not recognize the threads.
-Michael
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