[omniORB] Compile without multithreading support
Juergen Wind
juergen.wind@gmd.de
Tue, 21 Mar 2000 10:13:08 +0100
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Giga Giguashvili wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Is there any way to compile OMNI ORB 2.8 without multithreading support.
> I mean,
> I don't want to link with pthread library.
>
> Here is the reason:
> We have several parallel application on SGI 32-64 bit platforms, that
> use SGI native threads.
> SGI manual says that any application using native threads must not link
> with pthread library.
>
> We may do fine without pthreads on SGI, but I'm not sure if OMNI ORB
> does :(
>
> Did anyone try to accomplish such a mission? Is it possible anyway?
> I want to add that performance is not the issue at all.\
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Best regards,
> Giga
Hi Giga,
I never tried to compile omniORB2 without thread support, but I have
another solution for you.
We had the same problem with our SGIs, so I ported the omnithread-library
to SGI's native thread ( means "sproc" ).
It works for nearly a year now. I can send you the patches if you want.
Regards,
Juergen
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Giga Giguashvili wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hello all,
<p>Is there any way to compile OMNI ORB 2.8 without multithreading support.
<br>I mean,
<br>I don't want to link with pthread library.
<p>Here is the reason:
<br>We have several parallel application on SGI 32-64 bit platforms, that
<br>use SGI native threads.
<br>SGI manual says that any application using native threads must not
link
<br>with pthread library.
<p>We may do fine without pthreads on SGI, but I'm not sure if OMNI ORB
<br>does :(
<p>Did anyone try to accomplish such a mission? Is it possible anyway?
<br>I want to add that performance is not the issue at all.\
<p>Thank you in advance,
<br>Best regards,
<br>Giga</blockquote>
Hi Giga,
<p>I never tried to compile omniORB2 without thread support, but I have
another solution for you.
<br>We had the same problem with our SGIs, so I ported the omnithread-library
to SGI's native thread ( means "sproc" ).
<p>It works for nearly a year now. I can send you the patches if you
want.
<p>Regards,
<br> Juergen
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Juergen.Wind@gmd.de, Phone:+49-2241-14-2290, Fax:-2040
GMD - Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik GmbH, IMK.VMSD
D-53754 Sankt Augustin</pre>
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