On 5 Jan 2008, at 00:30, Matt Rice wrote:
adding -pthread on the gcc command line seems to fix it
Is it OK to use -pthread on versions of NetBSD prior to 4.0?
If so, we can simply fix this by modifying gnuste-make (target.make)
to add -pthread for all versions of NetBSD in the same way that
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Matt Rice wrote:
> adding -pthread on the gcc command line seems to fix it
Neither -lpthread nor -pthread works for me on intel...
Dave
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