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<body class='hmmessage'>In "Inside PLT MzScheme", it says MzScheme is basically a single<BR>threaded runtime. But way back in version 103p, it says: "On a few<BR>platforms, including Windows, Solaris, and Linux, MzScheme can be<BR>compiled to map each Scheme thread to a separate operating system<BR>thread. The advantage of the OS-thread configuration is that different<BR>Scheme threads can take advantage of different processors on a multi-<BR>processor machine." <BR>
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That's what I want. Has support for this been removed, or is it still possible to compile<BR>mzscheme to use OS threads? How? I compiled with pthreads, but that<BR>didn't appear to work.<BR><BR>Thanks.<BR>
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