On Fri, Jul 31, 1998 at 08:48:44AM +0200, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> gdb is practically useless on a Linux threaded application.. which is a
> big pain when trying to debug async-io related issues.
There are patches to gdb to address this. I've not tried them, but
I'm told they work for the most part. I believe Eric Paire is
actively working on making sure gdb works as it should with threaded
applications under Linux.
> I would not recommend trying Linux threading using other than the latest
> supported version of gnu-libc. I would NOT recommend trying to use
> threads on any version of libc5.X+LinuxThreads.
libc-5.4.33 - yes, its old.
libpthread-0.5 - yes, its also old.
Having said that, I've tweaked both libraries at various times and so
far its working fairly well (well, only 50,000+ hits since its been
running)
|-squid-watch.sh---squid-+-10*[dnsserver]
| -squid---16*[squid]
The killer right now will be, a libc routing which isn't thread safe,
but like the resolver code - fortuantely, the dnsservers are in their
own address space and I couldn't find anything else I expect to
break.
I have glibc2 machines here, one is running squid, but not async IO.
-cw
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