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From: "Darren R. Davis" <darrend@novell.com>
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No, I haven't read the FAQ or researched this out.  I guess I am looking
for the quick answer.  I have need of a user-level threads library.  Is
there a defacto standard in the BSD community?  What's the current
solution to this problem?

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Darren R. Davis
Senior Software Engineer
Novell, Inc.