pike.git/ src/ configure.in

2003-08-04

2003-08-04 13:37:42 by Martin Stjernholm <mast@lysator.liu.se>

• 0cf33b5068f498bae1f4b9c55c8f5f2df6abd84a (11 lines) (+6/-5) ^{[ Show | Annotate ]}
  Branch: 7.9

Seems like TIME() can get stuck on the same value (AIX 4.2) so that
the cpu time test never finishes. Try GETTIMEOFDAY() instead.

Rev: src/configure.in:1.726

1: - AC_REVISION("$Id: configure.in,v 1.725 2003/07/28 13:21:26 mast Exp $") + AC_REVISION("$Id: configure.in,v 1.726 2003/08/04 13:37:42 mast Exp $")   AC_INIT(interpret.c)   AC_CONFIG_HEADER(machine.h)   
5977:      TH_RETURN_TYPE work_thread (void *dummy)   { -  time_t rt_start, rt; +  struct timeval rt_start, rt;    cpu_time_t start;    mt_lock (&m); -  rt_start = TIME (0); +  GETTIMEOFDAY (&rt_start);    start = get_cpu_time();    do {    cpu_time_t t = get_cpu_time(); -  rt = TIME (0); +  GETTIMEOFDAY (&rt);    if (t == (cpu_time_t) -1) {    work_time = t;    break;    }    work_time = t - start; -  } while (work_time < (CPU_TIME_TICKS / 10) && rt <= rt_start + 1); +  } while (work_time < (CPU_TIME_TICKS / 10) && rt.tv_sec <= rt_start.tv_sec + 1);    co_signal (&c);    mt_unlock (&m);    return 0;