Re: Does NetBSD understand the __thread variable declaration ?

From: jpd (read_the_sig_at_do.not.spam.it.invalid)
Date: 11/20/05

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    On 2005-11-20, llothar <llothar@web.de> wrote:
    [Context missing. You are welcome to fix that]
    > I'm not a troll, i'm an power user/programmer with much more experience
    > then most of the people.

    Ah, clearly a DAU.

    That is, if you are in the 10-to-16 demographic I encourage you to grow
    up. In case that you are not, I'll classify you as one of the most
    dangerous types of luser: bigheaded, clueless, and refusing to grow up.
    As a system administrator for a software company, I had to deal with far
    too many of you, and I know in painful detail how utterly annoying the
    endless stupidity of ``power users'' can be. In an entirely different
    way just as painful and annoying as that other bane of sane people, the
    salescritter.

    > And i never did a multipost. I just have the same question for two
    > operating systems.
    > The question was more a less a simple "yes" or "no sorry, not yet".

    I think you are more confused than you care to admit. I am not well
    versed in the intrinsics of thread programming, but to me it was clear
    enough that the clearest part of your question was that it was self-
    contradictory. If you mean to say the answer to your question was a
    simple yes or no, then I think it has been amply demonstrated by others
    that that was simply not the case. 

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