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Lots of people wrote:
| On Mon, 7 Feb 2005, Jeff Squyres wrote:
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|> I would clearly vote for it. :D
Okay, first note that the problem is that libtool-1.5.12 does not pass on
- -pthread to the compiler/linker when building executables, it does pass it
On Mon, 7 Feb 2005, Jeff Squyres wrote:
I would clearly vote for it. :D
I think that any project that uses AM+LT for compiling multi-threaded
applications that uses any of those flags will fail to link properly, right?
And these flags (-pthread, -mt, etc.) are typically the recommended method of
Jeff Squyres wrote:
I think that any project that uses AM+LT for compiling multi-threaded
applications that uses any of those flags will fail to link properly,
right? And these flags (-pthread, -mt, etc.) are typically the
recommended method of compiling / linking multi-threaded applications.
I
I would clearly vote for it. :D
I think that any project that uses AM+LT for compiling multi-threaded
applications that uses any of those flags will fail to link properly,
right? And these flags (-pthread, -mt, etc.) are typically the
recommended method of compiling / linking multi-threaded ap
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Jeff Squyres wrote:
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| From here, I get lots of [expected] messages about missing pthread
| symbols. This is somewhat of a Big Problem; it did not happen with
| 1.5.10 -- meaning that -pthead was passed down to the final link in
| (ditto for LT <1.5.
