Re: Does NetBSD understand the __thread variable declaration ?

From: llothar (llothar_at_web.de)
Date: 11/19/05 

Date: 19 Nov 2005 12:22:08 -0800

It is portable among all OS that support at least the mimium for
multithreaded programming.

It is "__thread", yes thats right and it is a gcc/glib feature. But i
think more a os runtime then a compiler feature. Also solaris has this
and windows has exact the same as "declspec(thread)".

I also don't think that BSD's support this as they were in the past
terrible bad in multithreading. I just hoped that today where i can buy
a dual core in each discounter like Wal-Mart or the german Aldi, some
people realized that multithreading is a "must have" feature now.

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