Matt Hamilton wrote: >>Did you turned of HTT? >>try to set "sysctl machdep.hlt_logical_cpus=1" and test again. >>did you compile with linuxthreads or pthreads? > > > You can't (according to the ports) compile LinuxThreads on non-i386 > platforms. > > I am still trying to find out why python 2.3.4 will not compile and run > its test suite on FreeBSD 5/AMD64. It runs for on i386, but not on AMD64, > it just core dumps when doing anything stack-heavy when compiled with > threading. The fact it works with i386 and not AMD64 leads me to believe > it is a problem with FreeBSD, not python (works fine on -stable on i386 > too). > > The normal tricks on increasing the stack size for pthreads doesn't seem > to help at all. I've tried linking against -libpthread, -libkse and > -libthr and all get the same results. I've not tried it with -RC1 yet, > the latest was -B7. libpthread and libkse are the same. Can you try linking to libc_r instead? ScottReceived on Fri Oct 22 2004 - 14:20:56 UTC
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