Subject: Compiling with threads
From: Jonathan Aldrich (jonal@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Fri Nov 17 2000 - 17:50:58 PST
In the past couple of weeks, I've been re-checking the thread system I
built into vortex to verify that it works properly. Everything seems to
check out OK under solaris; no guarantees about other operating systems.
To compile a Java program that requires threads, do everything as you
would normally do, but set "threads on" before compiling the
program. I've just published 3 new subdirectory trees below
vortex/Java/src. They are:
threadtest an application that tests the thread infrastructure,
exercizing all of the thread primitives
counter an application that creates two threads that increment a
shared, synchronized counter 20,000 times
mandelbrot an application that computes the mandelbrot set in
parallel
To build the examples, change to vortex/Java/src and do the following
(assuming your Vortex is built, and $NAME is the example you want to
compile):
cd $NAME/rtl
JV-em
new-vortex "lang Java; threads on; pmake $NAME"
Jonathan :-)
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