I'm on Opensuse 11.0, just installed Wine 1.1.19 and there's no wine-pthread binary. So i downloaded sources, compiled and again no wine-pthread. What should I do to get this file? Is multithreading dropped in Wine now?
nobange wrote:> I'm on Opensuse 11.0, just installed Wine 1.1.19 and there's no wine-pthread binary.Correct, you shouldn't be calling it directly anyway. It's integrated into loader.
Martin Gregorie wrote:> > Its kernel level in Linux....Thanks for the info. From this article: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/1363 threads are available since kernel 2.0 "(and many version 1.3 kernels)." [/url]
James McKenzie wrote:> That is so for Linux but what about the 'other' Unixes?Then Wine is not compatible with those. There are more to p-threads then just ... multi-threading. Wine depends on those other pieces much more then "real" threads. P-threads been around long enough for everyone even the most lazy ones to implement them. And there is even full p-thread implementation for winnt+.
I have the same problem, when running something with wine-pthread I get an error message saying it's wine-pthread is not installed. wine-pthread --version just confirms that it's not installed.
Freakazo wrote about No wine-pthread in 1.1.19 ?> >I have the same problem, when running something with wine-pthread I get an error message saying it's wine-pthread is not installed. >wine-pthread --version just confirms that it's not installed. >wine-pthread was removed from this version forward. pthread is not supported by modern Linux kernels and the Mach-O system. Is there a particular reason that you NEED pthreads vice kernel based threading? James McKenzie