Re: --enable threads

This is a discussion on Re: --enable threads within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; Ladislav Vobr wrote: > > Is Bind 9.2.3 by default single threaded, when --enable-threads is optional? The ...


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Old 02-28-2004
Simon Waters
 
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Default Re: --enable threads

Ladislav Vobr wrote:
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> Is Bind 9.2.3 by default single threaded, when --enable-threads is optional?

The threading default setting use to be platform dependent. But I've
never had a problem over ruling it and going single threaded, not that I
see the point - run with the defaults that way you'll hit the same bugs
as everyone else.

> Can I use safely 64-bit 9.2.3 code created by gcc.3.3.2 on Solaris 9
> 64-bit support installation, Sun E280?


The worse that will happen is you'll lose one name server - if that is a
safety issue - perhaps you have a network design issue ;)

Last time I asked the SUN compiler was the officially supported product,
but hardly anyone was using it to produce BIND executables - so GCC is
probably as good a bet as any compiler.

But I haven't had a chance to play with shiny new SUN hardware, so can't
comment on the specifics.


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