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Forum Topic - libmudflap.so vs. libmudflapth.so?: (3 Items)
   
libmudflap.so vs. libmudflapth.so?  
What is the difference between libmudflap.so vs. libmudflapth.so?  My assumption is that the 'th' stands for threaded, 
but I'm looking for some sort of direction on when to use which one (or does it matter?)?

Thanks,

Bob
Re: libmudflap.so vs. libmudflapth.so?  
Robert Burns wrote:
> What is the difference between libmudflap.so vs. libmudflapth.so?  My assumption is that the 'th' stands for threaded,
 but I'm looking for some sort of direction on when to use which one (or does it matter?)?

That is correct. "th" stands for threaded.

You can use libmudflapth.so on single threaded processes, 
but not vice versa. limbudflapth collects thread info and 
libmudflap does not. Libmudflapth is also thread safe as 
opposed to non "th" version.

Usual approach is to use libmudflap.so with single threaded 
apps, and libmudflapth.so with multithreaded applications.



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Aleksandar
Re: libmudflap.so vs. libmudflapth.so?  
Much appreciated!

Thanks,

Bob