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parisc-linux Richard Allen 3 participants 4 messages Nov 22, 2001

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Is there a problem with threads and/os mutexes on parisc linux, or is it just me ?

checking for mutexes... no
configure: WARNING: THREAD MUTEXES NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS COMPILER/ARCHITECTURE.

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Is there a problem with threads and/os mutexes on parisc linux, or is it just me ?

checking for mutexes... no
configure: WARNING: THREAD MUTEXES NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS COMPILER/ARCHITECTURE.

what package? many programs implement their own mutex support -- there's nothing wrong with the ones in glibc.

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Quoted 5 lines · Richard Allen

Is there a problem with threads and/os mutexes on parisc linux, or is it just me ?

checking for mutexes... no
configure: WARNING: THREAD MUTEXES NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS COMPILER/ARCHITECTURE.

what package? many programs implement their own mutex support -- there's nothing wrong with the ones in glibc.

Its rpm 4.0.3. The DB people think my crash problem in DB3 has something
to do with mutexes and looking at the output from configure Id say it is a definate possibility.

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Its rpm 4.0.3. The DB people think my crash problem in DB3 has something
to do with mutexes and looking at the output from configure Id say it is a definate possibility.

that configure is from db3? This was fixed ages ago...... i hope the brokenness didn't sneak back in...

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