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RVM-546
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New Feature
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Open
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Major
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Unassigned
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Ian Rogers
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RVM-91 Modularize threading system (native thread support)
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The current support for Apache Harmony only works with 1 virtual processor (-X:processors=1). To support multiple processors we need to implement the Harmony thread library (possibly compiling Harmony with -Dhy.no.thr=true). A nice feature of the Harmony thread library is that it wraps up support for pthreads and Windows threads, this couldn't lighten the work of porting to Windows (as could using the Harmony class library in general).
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The current support for Apache Harmony only works with 1 virtual processor (-X:processors=1). To support multiple processors we need to implement the Harmony thread library (possibly compiling Harmony with -Dhy.no.thr=true). A nice feature of the Harmony thread library is that it wraps up support for pthreads and Windows threads, this couldn't lighten the work of porting to Windows (as could using the Harmony class library in general). |
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Support for Harmony's thread library