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Subject: Re: devel/nspr's self-test failing: `mutex is on list'
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Mikhail Teterin wrote:
> Unfortunately, the tests are not being run automatically every time the port
> builds, so we don't know, when the problem began...
> <snip >
> I'm unsure, whether the bug is in the test itself or in the pthread,
> or in the nspr-library's threading implementation, but the test used
> to pass...
> 
> Would a thread-expert care to investigate, please? Thanks!
> 
> 	-mi

Which thread library are you using ? have you tried libthr ?

David Xu