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10-12-2009

smanu

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Native & Green Threads

Hi,

While compiling an application on Solaris 10, I observe the following printout. The same compilation passed some time ago(but perhaps the compilers were different then! We are maintaining this product and lost track of previous changes).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

*** panic: libthread loaded into green threads
Abort
*** Error code 134
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

One of the steps in compiling this application involves compiling a bunch of signal files into a header file.

Googling on this I came to know that only native threads need to be used to overcome this. Can somebody shed more light on the root cuase of this problem?

Regards,
smanu.

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