FX Coudert wrote in message archived at: http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-help/2007-04/msg00160.html > 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! > I build with trunk and 4.2.0 with --enable-libgomp --enable-threads=win32. I have pthreads-win32 installed to provide the pthread emulation for gomp. I just renamed the import lib for pthreadGCE2.dll to libpthread.a. "#pragma omp threadprivate(t)" works too, thanks to Richard Henderson's tls emulation support. Danny
