Patched MIT Pthreads (PMP) with TDI support

To get TDI support for the FSU pthreads do the following steps:

1. download the patch
2. follow the quick installation guide to apply this patch
3. to get debugging support you need an installed TDI library and a patched Gdb 4.17
4. to compile and link pthread applications you have to pass the compiler flag -ldl, because the TDI library is loaded by the patched pthreads library at runtime (with dlopen). If you don't use a SunOS, you propably have to pass additional compiler flags ( -rdynamic under Linux) to make the program symbols visible to the TDI library (SunOS's dlopen flag RTLD_PARENT)
• for Linux:   gcc -rdynamic -o foo foo.c -lpthread -ldl
• for Solaris: gcc -o foo foo.c -lpthread -ldl

Quick Installation guide

1. Copy the patch to the directory containing the PMP pthreads source package directory.
2. apply the patch by executing the command: ,,patch -p0 < pmpthreads-1.8.8-TDI.patch''
3. after patching you can start with the normal PMP installation procedure