I'm trying to try out the thread library on HP-UX and SGI Irix using GNU GCC and have not been able to run them succesfully. I noticed that on the "Boost Regression Tests" the compiler Status for both my platforms and compilers have failed with messages similar to what I am getting. Do I have any options or is it just not possible to try the thread library for my systems. Thanks
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I'm trying to try out the thread library on HP-UX and SGI Irix using GNU GCC and have not been able to run them succesfully. I noticed that on the "Boost Regression Tests" the compiler Status for both my platforms and compilers have failed with messages similar to what I am getting.
Do I have any options or is it just not possible to try the thread library for my systems.
Thanks
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"Henry ??"
I'm trying to try out the thread library on HP-UX and SGI Irix using GNU GCC and have not been able to run them succesfully. I noticed that on the "Boost Regression Tests" the compiler Status for both my platforms and compilers have failed with messages similar to what I am getting.
Do I have any options or is it just not possible to try the thread library for my systems.
FWIW, HP-UX only implements "partial" pthread support IIRC, which may be part of your problem there. -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com
I'm trying to try out the thread library on HP-UX and SGI Irix using GNU GCC and have not been able to run them succesfully. I noticed that on the "Boost Regression Tests" the compiler Status for both my platforms and compilers have failed with messages similar to what I am getting.
Do I have any options or is it just not possible to try the thread library for my systems.
On Irix we have the following in boost/config/platform/irix.hpp: #ifdef __GNUC__ // GNU C on IRIX does not support threads (checked up to gcc 3.3) # define BOOST_DISABLE_THREADS #endif Jens Maurer made that change, so maybe he knows what the details are... John.
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