[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hi,
>
> We need to use the threads enabled glib functions, but we don't know if the version
>1.2.3 shipped with
> linux 2.2.5-23 has that feature enabled. Does any one know how to find out? Is there
>any way to check
> it without writing a test code?
Hmm, GLib-1.2.3 was in the Red Hat Linux 6.0 GNOME enhancement errata that
was released in July 1999. It's not remotely current, and I would
strongly suggest not using it as a development base.
(6.2 is the only supported Red Hat Linux 6.x release at this point and
included GLib-1.2.6. Red Hat Linux 7.3 shipped with GLib-1.2.10 and
GLib-2.0.1.)
You can look at the supplied source RPM to find out how GLib was configured.
> I compiled glib 1.2.3 with the following commands:
>
> configure --enable-threads --with-threads=posix
>
> Just want to know if those options were used when libglib.a was originally compiled
>by red hat.
--enable-threads is the GLib default
--with-threads=posix will be autodectected on Linux
So, while these options were not explicitely supplied; that doesn't matter; the
thread support will be present anyways.
Regards,
Owen
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