Regression test for thread safety?
Loren James Rittle
rittle@latour.rsch.comm.mot.com
Mon Jul 15 21:12:00 GMT 2002
> Something you should know if you haven't discovered it since your email:
> turning thread support on and off is only supported by the command-line flags
> like "-pthread" or "-mthreads" or whatever is appropriate for your platform.
> Preprocessor symbol hacks like _NOTHREADS were never documented and aren't
> really supported.
Phil, what you say about being undocumented is completely true for all
early GCC releases that included SGI STL. What you say about using
"-pthread" or "-mthreads" or whatever verses defining _NOTHREADS is
finally true in GCC 3.1 and beyond.
GCC 3.0.X still allowed a user to define _NOTHREADS. Dan was asking
about 3.0.2. There are known SMP bugs in that release. Due to my
fault, I don't think they were all ever fixed on the 3.0.X branch.
Regards,
Loren
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