Re: Threading advice sought

From: Darren New (dnew_at_san.rr.com)
Date: 12/23/04


Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 23:48:14 GMT

Jeff Hobbs wrote:
> That's correct. I don't fear the threads stuff much on
> Windows, because the threading model/implementation is more
> consistent than the gazillion pthreads variants out there.

Hmmm... Well, I have Tcl and Tk compiling and seeming to mostly work.
Lots of the tests fail, but I'll worry about what I'm doing wrong there
if I can get the Thread extension working. (I'm using the AS sources.)

The Thread extension, however, seems to compile into a ".lib" file
rather than a DLL, even when using nmake -f makefile.vc. And "make test"
still looks to load the .lib.

Am I doing something obviously wrong here? Do I need to get the version
out of CVS rather than the 2.5.2 package? Does anyone already have this
compiled already that I could try it out?

TIA!



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