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> > "gotchas"/bugs on the radar/problems that the KSE developers are
> > aware of?
> 
> No.  I think libkse works better than libc_r at this point, and has
> more implemented (wrt scope process/system threads and concurrency
> level).

Very cool, this is what I'd been waiting to hear.

*updates /usr/src and begins build*

Thanks for the info!

-sc

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Sean Chittenden