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Subject: Re: Patch to fix cv_wait return values
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John Baldwin wrote:
> I have a patch to try to sync up the semantics of the return values of
> the 

(p->p_flag & P_WEXIT) really should be P_SINGLE_EXIT, P_WEXIT is turned
on after process has only one thread. Others are OK for me.

David Xu