stackoverflow says it should work, but I get
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-lpthread

Well, it's not the same, see comments in the link.

It may not be the same but our gcc clearly does not have the option.

No amount of stackoverflow saying it is there will make it suddenly appear.

[ Edited by Piru 18.09.2021 - 01:19 ]

Some background:
configure is using -pthread and believes we don't support pthread.

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You'll need to coax the configure script to co-operate then (making it ignore the error), and use -lpthread during linking.

It is a bit silly to require -pthread to begin with. It'll break on other platforms as well.

[ Edited by Piru 19.09.2021 - 02:01 ]

I've managed to add this option now and it likely will be included in the future SDK releases.

However, unlike with other platforms -pthread will not automagically make the compilation to pick multithreading-safe libc functions (while some functions are thread safe, others are not). So depending on what the application assumes about multithreading safety, bad things might happen.

Basically it just links the application with -lpthread.

This is far from perfect.

@Piru
Indeed, it was a little bit weird, having a new gcc but missing an option (not talking about -m64 of course).
Thank you very much anyway!

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It's not a standard gcc option, but platform specific one. That's why it was missing.