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On Fri, 13 Mar 1998, Scot Elliott wrote:

> I don't think the mysql port uses the FreeBSD threads does it?  It seemed
> to configure MIT-pthreads on my system - hense my not using the port.
> 
> Scot.

  But MySQL can't use FreeBSD threads if libc_r is not included by
default, because then the port will have to depend on the user downloading
and compiling /usr/src/lib/libc_r

  The point here, is the MySQL should be using libc_r, but can't, unless
libc_r is included by default.

Tom


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