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From: Nate Lawson <nate@elite.net>
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Subject: pthreads, linuxthreads, and rfork
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I read the mailing list archives and am trying to find a set of 
guidelines for using threads on FreeBSD (4.0-RELEASE for me).

User-mode:
0. No installation; included with base OS.
1. #include <pthread.h>
2. Compile with -pthread

Kernel-mode:
0. Install linuxthreads package.
1. Rebuild kvm, ps, etc?
2. #include <linuxthreads/pthread.h>
3. Compile with -L /usr/local/lib -llthread -llgcc_r (?)

Perhaps someone could answer this question and I could write a short 
tutorial/handbook entry.

Thanks,
-Nate


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