Thanks for the responses! The hint that the glibc2 distribution contained
linuxthreads was what I was missing.
What I did is change SIGUSR1 to SIGUNUSED and SIGUSR2 to SIGSTKFLT in
internals.h in the linuxthreads directory and recompile (this was
based on a suggestion from [EMAIL PROTECTED] who
Besides pthread library is included with glibc2.0. It is a part of
it. You need to get a glibc2.0.x latest stable version and make required
modifications and compile. But it might broke some other programs ... My
guess. ( i.e. you want redefine signals ??? )
Oops. I was in hur
The 1.3.1 is based on libc 5 whereas debian 2.0 is glibc 2.0
(a.k.a libc 6.0 ) . You need to remove all #include
because they now belong to the kernels and therefore should not be
included by developers to maintain portability issues .
On Sat, 12 Sep 1998, Martin Weinberg wrote:
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Folks,
I recently migrated from 1.3.1 to 2.0. I need to recompile the
pthreads library with different signals for compatibility with the
LAM MPI implementation. This worked fine under 1.3.1.
However, now I get large numbers of redefines from *.h inclusions
ending in failure to compile even the
Folks,
I recently migrated from 1.3.1 to 2.0. I need to recompile the
pthreads library with different signals for compatibility with the
LAM MPI implementation. This worked fine under 1.3.1.
However, now I get large numbers of redefines from *.h inclusions
ending in failure to compile even th
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