9 Nov
2005
9 Nov
'05
16:17
AFAIK, when building a threaded app currently to get the full NPTL you need
to specify -I/usr/include/nptl (to get the NPTL header files) and
-L/usr/lib/nptl (to link with the NPTL libraries).
With the 2.6 kernel when building a normal threaded app, you get Linux
Threads by default, but since some NPTL features are implemented in the
kernel, you get some benefit.
We had some questions about /lib/tls. What I have been able to find out is
that this contains the libraries that support Thread Local Storage for
NPTL.
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Jerry Feldman