Re: [Bug-gnubg] Crash in 64pt gnu vs gnu match

[Michael Petch]

On 12/06/09 2:24 AM, "Massimiliano Maini" <address@hidden> wrote:

> If I'm not wrong, some things were broken with gthreads on windows (like calibrate speed function). 
>
> By the way, I found my answer: to build with wni threads I need GLIB_THREADS not defined but I do need 
> to link against -lgthread-2.0. 
Sorry, I forgot to answer your actual questions. Correct you don’t want to define GLIB_THREADS. A check for GLIB_THREADS was removed around the call to g_thread_init and that was all. Now of course since we call g_init_thread we do need to link against gthread. So you are correct.

As for calibrate speed, the May 18th Window build causes me problems on my system. Often it will run for a few seconds and crash Gnubg. I never reported this since there is a thread suggesting calibrate was unstable with multiple threads. If I misunderstood, then there is a problem with Win32 calibrate – at least for me. Calibrate on Linux Is ALSO totally wacked out (Tells me I have 148million static evals per second)