Re: LSB 2.0 and NPTL
Martin Michlmayr <[email protected]>
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* George Kraft <[email protected]> [2003-09-03 13:31]: > > You say "We will need to fix..." Does that mean you intend to > > insist on NPTL? > > Insist on "POSIX Threads" as described in SUSv3 which is implemented > by NPTL. NPTL should not be directly referenced. But if I understand your message correctly, what you're essentialy saying is that a LinuxThreads based Linux system won't be able to get LSB 2.0 certified. I think (indirectly) requiring NPTL is very premature, given that the stock kernel doesn't work with it. While some distribution vendors backport NPTL support to Linux 2.4, I don't think you can require vendors to make such a significant change to their kernel (or to use the unreleased 2.6). Perhaps this issue can be added to the agenda of conference call tomorrow. -- Martin Michlmayr [email protected]