Hi! "Julian Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yeah, no reason it couldn't do that -- unless you'd want it to > automatically swap in some kind of cooperative, call/cc-based > threading implementation in that situation. (I take it, though, that > --without-threads means no threads of any kind, period.) I'll put > together a patch... Actually, `--without-threads' means "null-threads.h", so yes, no threads. In that case, an error message is enough. There used to be "coop-threads", but that is no longer available (I'm removing "coop-threads.{h,defs}", which I just noticed are still in the repo but not referenced from anywhere). Thanks! Ludo'.