Re: [gtk-list] Re: multithreaded app
- From: Andrew Veliath <veliaa frontiernet net>
- To: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: [gtk-list] Re: multithreaded app
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1997 09:49:50 -0500
Cool. Thanks for the responses, Sumner and Scott.
I'm pretty interested in checking this out actually when I get RH5.
Doing MT with libc 5 and non-reentrant X11 has caused me nothing but
trouble (thus keeping the X11 part out for the time being to get
things done :-). I could (probably should even!) use SysV IPC shared
memory and semaphores, but I like the lower overhead of threads and
simplicity for this particular application, though using IPC seems
good for portability.
I really want to leverage SMP, and use something which will be sort of
standard on Linux, which is why I want to stick with LinuxThreads. I
just hope the two USR signals will be moved to reserved signals at
some point.
Out-of-the-box MT seems the only place where the Win32 kernel and
libraries has had a functional lead on Linux (MHO). I hope the next
glibc-based releases of RedHat and Debian usher in a new era for Linux
of MT and a high level of standards compliance. It's quite exciting.
--
Regards,
Andrew Veliath
veliaa@frontiernet.net, veliaa@rpi.edu
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