try setting env var NSPR_NATIVE_THREADS_ONLY to 1
[ make sure its set, env vars are tricky on win32 ]
this should disable NT fibers there and switch to
global/native threads only. if you use fibers from
inside your own app i would strongly recommend not
doing that and going with global/native threads
instead.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Dan.
I had already gone over that document and followed the examples.
Everything works great if the application using the SDK is not using
SSL to talk to the directory. When I use SSL the appliation can crash
under load. While running the application with a memory checker
(Purify) I see that one thread is attempting to use information from a
fiber owned by another thread.
Any ideas?
--Mike
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