On 2/17/08 8:04 PM, Mayuresh Kathe wrote:
> I'm not belittling the developers,
You do. They =give= software to you, for free, and you say it's not good

enough. The only reason I reply is that in general your posts are refreshing

but on this you are plain wrong.
 > just that I really got irritated

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> when I lost 5 of the best developers (who were going to start work on

> a new TCP/IP stack) I'd gathered because Ted lost interest in his own

> work.

"5 of the best developers" get real, if so they why didn't one of them wrote

the thread library too?
Someone with good enough brains wired in the right direction needs about 2

years to get enough fluent in C to be a serious developer. Those 2 years can

concurrently be used to get a good idea of how OpenBSD works and how threading

works and should/could work with OpenBSD. And then such a person would need

just a few very inspired weeks to write the thread library.
As far as I know a few people have tried it and none succeeded very well.

That's a pity, but please don't complain: Donate! Code or money! If you really

believe Ted is the right person, donate lots of money to him.
If you have 5 of the best developers: Let them one of them write the thread

library.
+++chefren