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2006-06-11 03:00:47 AM
kylix2
Hello,
Kylix compiled binaries with database access (TClientDataset) had a problem
with new pthread implementation, so to work on newer distros I used:
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.41
Then the old pthread (libpthread.0.so) implementation is used and the
application work ok.
But new Fedora Core distros dropped old pthread implementation, that is
since Fedora Core 4 there is no support for this feature (choose old
LinuxThreads)
Is there a way to workaround this?
Is there a patch to binaries or libraries to work with new pthreads?
Thanks
 

Hello,
Kylix compiled binaries with database access (TClientDataset) had a problem
with new pthread implementation, so to work on newer distros I used:
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.41
Then the old pthread (libpthread.0.so) implementation is used and the
application work ok.
But new Fedora Core distros dropped old pthread implementation, that is
since Fedora Core 4 there is no support for this feature (choose old
LinuxThreads)
Is there a way to workaround this?
Is there a patch to binaries or libraries to work with new pthreads?
Thanks
 

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-Michael
 

used by default on Red Hat for quite some time.
To my knowledge all Borland-supplied units including Midas work just fine
with NPTL. Most likely, the problem is in your own code. The most common
problem when using NPTL is calling Suspend on a running thread (which is
highly unclean design anyway).
Simon
 

not my code but Borland code.
Using the DBExpress-OpenODBC-unixODBC configuration solved the problem, but
on distros supporting the old thread implementation
(LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.41), the driver woked ok.
Unfortunately I have other instalation with Fedora Core 5 and the midaslib
library is experimenting the same problem, I think a compatibility library
is missing there.
Thanks
"Simon Kissel" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >escribi?en el mensaje
used by default on Red Hat for quite some time.
To my knowledge all Borland-supplied units including Midas work just fine
with NPTL. Most likely, the problem is in your own code. The most common
problem when using NPTL is calling Suspend on a running thread (which is
highly unclean design anyway).
Simon
 

MySQL Dbexpress driver from Core Lab (crlab.com). Those drivers work with all
versions of Mysql, in multithreading etc and get updated.
(I'm a very happy customer of theirs)
Simon
 

Toni Martir írta:
Some times ago you can help me... maybe I cam help you:
I can use Kylix3 on Fedora Core 4 but under FC5 it is not possible =
glic 2.4
- andy.jgknet.de/oss/kylix/Forum/viewtopic.php
- www.theo.ch/kylix/suse10.html
- crosskylix.untergrund.net/execshield.shtml
Please read this pages If you need any help write me:
XXXX@XXXXX.COM
I hope I can help you, besause I am using your Report Manager. It is
perfect!!!
Attila
 

Toni Martir wrote:
see what's up ;) , fc5 glibc cannot be recompiled --without-tls and
--without-__thread .... so let the God helps you :)