M.-A. Lemburg wrote:
>
> Ok, then make it default on Linux and Windows... but leave it
> turned off on other platforms which still have problems
> such as AIX.
No, I'd suggest turning it on by default everywhere and provide a
--without-thread configure option if it isn't there yet.
On AIX there are identified compiler/libthread combinations that work
or don't work. They can be detected though and since the compiler is
detected earlier, --with-thread can be automatically disabled with a
notification message about the conflict.
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