Ralf Baechle [mailto:ralf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] wrote: > In addition to what Dom has already answered - there are very > significant differences between the multithreading as > implemented in the Windows OS family and the varioius > threading implementations for Linux like classic > libpthreads, Linuxthreads, NPTL, Mozilla and more. > If we legally could look at MS's code I'd not expect to find > much useful for us there ... OK, OK. You are right. However, as it is known, there is at least one project "to bridge" Win32/multithread and *NIX : WINE. http://winehq.com/site/docs/wine-devel/x3398 Yes, the Win32/MIPS API (and ABI) is dead, but MIPS/multithreading lives in the WindowsCE/MIPS HPCs. Unfortunately, I can't find any details about Win32/MIPS implementation. -- -=VA=-
