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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005, David Xu wrote:

> May I import the library into tree ? I remembered that someone said if
> it is not
> in cvs tree, few of people will try it.  if people tried it, and find it
> is not valuable,
> I can remove it from tree.

I would rather have you incorporate it into libpthread if you can
add the SCHED_* and priority mutex support.

-- 
DE