Re: [slang-users] Slang modules and threads?

[jmrobert5@xxxxxxxxx]

Ok, but IIRC slang has always been single threaded.

I must conclude then that sqlite became multithreaded, and the thread libraries
themselves have changed from glibc 2.2x to whatever it is now.

Apparently sqlite has LOTS of issues in this area since theres lots of hits
searching for it.

The scenario is that slsh loads the module, then the module makes calls to
sqlite which is multithreaded.  This does not seem abnormal to me at all.

Oh well I'll figure it out eventually.

Later, Thanks,
Joe


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Joe Robertson
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> jmrobert5@xxxxxxxxx <jmrobert5@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >Its all clean compiles and I am sure I am not loading the wrong libs.
> >Module attached, its pretty simple.
> 
> slang is not thread safe.  You can run it in a multi-threaded program
> but you have to make sure that only one thread access the interpreter.
> Do you know if this is the case?
> 
> Thanks,
> --John