In article <1132433524.292718.274390@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>,
llothar <llothar@web.de> wrote:
>Okay so i have to remove OpenBSD from the list of possible supported
>systems.
>Bad. It's a perfect good extension to the 20 year old pthread standard.
>
>
>But maybe BSD likes to be "State of the Art" of 1985.
>Multithreading was always weak but now with all the dual cores it
>really starts to hurt.
>

Whine, whine, whine.

Poor child.

First, you tell us that you're writing a portable library.
Then we tell you in no uncertain ways that what you're doing is not
portable.

So you come back and redefine `portable' to be whatever arranges you,
and gripe at OpenBSD for not implementing every new-fangled extension
to every other OS.

GROW UP!

I'm pretty sure that, with your attitude, I don't want to use your library.

Go take a walk, learn how to write portable code, and come back.