Are you sure you want POSIX threads? I use them on mingw, along with
the pthreads-win32 library, but the default on mingw32 otherwise
should be --enable-threads=win32, I think.
Nope, actually I'm not. I tried 'win32' before, but assumed the
switch to be
involved due to a comment in libgomp/configure.tgt:26:
# Since we require POSIX threads, assume a POSIX system by default.
Misread that line.
Note that I'm not saying that libgomp will work with --enable-
threads=win32 :) All I'm saying is that --enable-threads=posix
requires a POSIX threads library, which is not present on mingw
unless you install one (i.e. pthreads-win32). In that case, I can
attest that libgomp works.
I never bothered enough to try with --enable-threads=win32 because I
had a working installation (with pthreads-win32), but I'd
nevertheless be interested in knowing if building with --enable-
libgomp --enable-threads=win32 yields a working libgomp. So, if you
can be so kind as to report your success or failure, I'd be very
grateful!
FX
