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Subject: Re: Libmicro!! pthread_create  Resource temporarily unavailable
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Ricardo A. Reis wrote:

>Hi George,
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>>>pthread_create: Resource temporarily unavailable
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>>>      
>>>
>>Which version of FreeBSD please?
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>>
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>I test libmicro in 6.0-RELEASE and last cvsuped RELENG_6, both doesn't
>work.
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>Thanks
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>Ricardo A. Reis
>UNIFESP
>Unix and Network Admin
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the pthread_create benchmark is trying to create 20000 threads, the
default allowed number is 1500.

see sysctl kern.threads.max_threads_per_proc