> Is there a way with configure to determine whether or not particular Unix > variants should have threads enabled or not? If so, I think that's the way > to go. I think it would be unfortunate to enable it by default, have it > appear to work on some known to be unsupported platforms, but then bite the > programmer in an inconvenient place at an inconvenient time. That's not so much the problem, if you can get a threaded program to compile and link that probably means sufficient support exists. There currently are checks in the configure script that try to find out which thread library to use -- these could be expanded to disable threads when none of the known ones work. Anybody care enough to try hacking configure.in, or should I add this to my tired TODO list? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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