I've localized the supporting module in GCC for threads (gthr.h and gthr-xxx.h). These primitives seems fairly easy to support, but there seems to be a major flaw in them. While there is an initialization macro, there is no descruction macro. This is problematic when these functions need to allocate kernel reasources, that must eventually be reclaimed. It is no problem to free these up on termination, but if they build up during execution, it would be problematic.
Are these objects created at load time and kept for the duration of the run or are they sometimes allocated and reallocated? Leif Ekblad www.rdos.net/rdos
