(my man page also says "Since glibc 2.34, this function is marked as deprecated.") I also have this problem, but I'm using Arch Linux. I guess knowing this, it's not a bug, so you can close this issue. I coppied the default of debian syncterm.list to my openSUSE, and it's working as expected. Update, I loded Debian 9 on the MacBook, under the same parrells, and syncTERM works as it should, even the default, so it must be an OpenSUSE thing, or a permissons issue. syncterm-1.1/3rdp/src/cl/kernel/thread.h:3015 have: else #if defined( linux ) & !defined( _USE_GNU ) void pthread_yield( void ) #endif.Ĭheck for CAPSLOCK on launch and toggle if on. As explained in the thread.h of cl (cryptlib), sched_yield is the right choice after the standard confusion (two parralel versions, they were unsure which would be standardized). I believe the problem is that for Linux with GNU, PTHREAD_YIELD is wrongly defined as pthread_yield, but man pthread_yield say it is deprecated, and sched_yield() should be used instead. To deal with this, if the OS version is new enough that. In addition some newer distros mangle the wrapper in glibc so that linking fails if we use pthread_yield() but not if we use sched_yield(). earlier LinuxThreads and others, sched_yield() = pthread_yield() (that is, pthread_yield() is just a wrapper for sched_yield() in pthread_yield.c). Ĭryptlib 3.4.6 (release candidate) have: elif defined( linux ) / Under newer versions of Linux, once they got the threading model sorted out via the NPTL vs. I looked at the modified thread.h file and it seems ok: git log cl-linux-yield.patch commit 53264f2b0f20d28508ecdc611b7dfba385e27350 Author: Rob Swindell Date: Tue Oct 19 12:55:56 2021 -0700 Use shed_yield() instead of pthread_yield() on Linux Per. I was not using git clone and it seems fixed there (I change hard disk since yesterday, but using Xubuntu 22.04, yesterday Ubuntu 22.04).
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Are there any instructions on how to build SyncTerm from source? I might try building the SyncTerm 1.1 and 1,2b from source using the native Xcode gcc compiler. But a few seconds later, SyncTerm 1.2b also crashes.
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SyncTerm 1.2b does NOT run well on Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5. I found a work-around: I installed wine and downloaded the windows version. Passing shell commands and arguments to Syncterm ) from Sourceforge Download SDL2 version 2.0.22 from Unzip Mount the image SDL2-2.0.22.dmg Right. I had to replace SDL2 inside the SyncTerm Application with the latest SDL2 version (Version 2.0.22) from the official SDL website FYI - For those who are interested, below are the steps for the fix: Download SyncTerm 1,1 (i.e. I finally got SyncTerm v1.1 to run on Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5. Incorrect Terminal Size Reported on SSH connection CRC error with XModem download on WindowsĪNSI sounds crash SyncTERM with All ANSI Music enabled