Hi, when playing with devel/boost last week, I accidently forgot to add the -pthread parameter to the g++ call for a couple of small test programs. The (reproducable) results were: - [1] crashes with signal 11 on execution if devel/boost was built without WITH_DEBUG. - [1] crashes on execution with the following output if devel/boost was built with WITH_DEBUG: *** count = 1 Assertion failed: (res == 0), function do_wait, file /usr/obj-ports/usr/ports/devel/boost/work/boost_1_31_0/libs/thread/src/condition.cpp, line 371. *** The output of a backtrace is attached. - The attached program 'boostthreads.cpp' causes a panic (with and without WITH_DEBUG for devel/boost). The only option used/not used for building the Boost library is WITH_DEBUG, everything else was left at the default values. The results are 100% reproducable on two machines, both running -CURRENT as of April 6th. The output of a gdb session after the panic, run via gdb -k /sys/i386/compile/KYUZO/kernel.debug /usr/crashdumps/vmcore.0 is attached as well. (I definitely used the (matching) debug kernel, but most symbols aren't in the backtrace - why is that?) Note that the crashes/panics only happen when omitting the -pthread parameter. Stefan [1]: http://www.boost.org/libs/thread/example/thread_group.cpp
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