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Subject: Re: gdb problem - program vanishes on SIGABRT - thread library
	related!
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Oh, some extra information - this problem depends on the thread
library I link with! If I use 'pthread' then I have the problem,
if I use 'thr' then the problen goes away!

-pcf.