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From: Joe Halpin <j.p.h@comcast.net>
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Subject: Question about threading
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I've been told that threading in FreeBSD has historically had some 
problems. What is the current state of that (-STABLE and -CURRENT)?

I'm asking for a friend, so please don't hit me :-)

Joe