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From: Sheldon Hearn <sheldonh@starjuice.net>
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Subject: 5.1-CURRENT: libkse / libthr and SCHED_4BSD / SCHED_ULE
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Hi folks,

Has anyone tried fiddling around with:

1) libkse or libthr as a replacement for libc_r, and/or

2) SCHED_ULE as a replacement for SCHED_4BSD?

I'm using SCHED_ULE and the stock libc_r, along with the native jdk14
port.

I'm just wondering whether anyone's had any joy with Java and the
alternative thread support emerging in -CURRENT.

Ciao,
Sheldon.