Malloc thread safe and compiler versions

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Good morning all,

I¹m more of a system administrator supporting software engineers than a
software engineer myself, so if my questions seem out of context, please
excuse, and hopefully help!

I just read on stackoverflow that if we compile with -pthreads, malloc is
thread safe on x86 and x86_64 hardware.  Is this true???

If so, what version of gcc/g++ is that implemented in?

We're using CentOS 5.3_x86-64 and gcc-4.1.2-20080704 and about 90% of our
projects are compiled with g++ using -g -O2.  Functionally speaking, is
there any reason I should upgrade gcc --- other than just to have the latest
version?

Thanks,

-b




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