Skip Montanaro writes:
>True enough, but as Guido pointed out, enabling threads by default would
>immediately make the Mac a second-class citizen. Test cases and demos would
One possibility might be NSPR, the Netscape Portable Runtime,
which provides platform-independent threads and I/O on Mac, Win32, and
Unix. Perhaps a thread implementation could be written that sat on
top of NSPR, in addition to the existing pthreads implementation.
See http://www.mozilla.org/docs/refList/refNSPR/.
(You'd probably only use NSPR on the Mac, though; there seems no
point in adding another layer of complexity to Unix and Windows.)
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