Warren Young wrote:
> Rick Gutleber wrote:
>
> That's probably examples/multiquery.cpp, which had debugging code
> accidentally checked in. It's been removed from svn.
OK. I was wondering because I'd never seen that problem before.
> Shouldn't be necessary now. We only use sleep() and Sleep(). If your
> platform has neither, we can talk about making an ifdef case to
> implement sleep() in terms of nanosleep(), but I think you'll find
> that you really do have sleep(). Perhaps the examples just don't
> include a necessary header for your platform.
When you configure for multithread awareness the compiler can't find
sleep( ). It turns out that if you add "#include <unistd.h>" in
cpool.cpp it solves the problem.
Rick
