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Daniel Eischen wrote:
> Yep, I know.  I just want to provide more evidence that
> it is rtld, and not something we're doing in libpthread.

The only way to do that is t make it go away 100% of the
time by hacking rtld.  I don't believe you are going to
be able to do that, because a conforming threads-using POSIX
application wouldn't care about that anyway.

-- Terry