I'm porting most of my code (written for Solaris and
Linux) to NetBSD, including several applications that
use POSIX threads and/or RPC. I understand that pthreads
are going to be in 1.6, and looking at the manpage for
-current's rpcgen on the web I see that it supports the
-A flag that generates code to run each RPC call in a
separate thread.

If I switch to -current on my main machine, will pthread
support work 'out of the box', or is NetBSD using an
alternative threading API? Would I be better off using
the pth package with pthread emulation on 1.5.x?

Chris

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