On Sat, Jun 18, 2005 at 06:24:40PM +0200, Julio M. Merino Vidal wrote:
Siezing the opportunity, I've also included a small fix for threading usage (it's just to use -lpthread rather than -pthread during link in NetBSD).
Is that really a fix? -pthread should imply -lpthread for GCC, except that passing -pthread to GCC will do the right thing wrt other flags such as -pg, so that it chooses -lpthread_pg - you've short-circuited that behaviour. If someone builds with -sGXX='g++ -pg' then your change will prevent GCC from expanding -pthread -> -lpthread_pg, is that intended? I'm not familiar with NetBSD, so if it is a fix, please explain why. jon -- "The value of a technical conversation is inversely proportional to how well the participants are dressed." - Larry McVoy