trent mick wrote:
> return (long) *(long *) &threadid;
from what I can tell, pthread_t is a pointer under OSF/1.
I've been using OSF/1 since the early days, and as far as I can
remember, you've never needed to use stupid hacks like that
to convert a pointer to a long integer. an ordinary (long) cast
should be sufficient.
> Could this be changed to
> return threadid;
> safely?
safely, yes. but since it isn't a long on all platforms, you might
get warnings from the compiler (see Mark's mail).
:::
from what I can tell, it's compatible with a long on all sane plat-
forms (Win64 doesn't support pthreads anyway ;-), so I guess the
right thing here is to remove volatile and simply use:
return (long) threadid;
(Mark: can you try this out on your box? setting up a Python 2.0
environment on our alphas would take more time than I can spare
right now...)
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