Re: compile / build libreoffice 'single threaded' or with '--disable-threads' to ease debugging - error with filtering definitions in ods format

Michael Stahl <mst -AT- libreoffice.org>
Mon, 25 May 2020 10:10:33 +0200

On 24.05.20 13:05, Tor Lillqvist wrote:

    :-(   would be much easier for debugging of logical errors, already
    think to get a single core machine to reduce threading ... or use
    old LO version for logical and workflow analyzing,
As far as I know, LO has always used multiple threads. But if you canprovide proof of the opposite I will admit I was wrong of course.

there was a time without SolarMutex, but you'd have to go back toStarOffice around 1997 or so, for which the source code has presumablybeen lost.

Context

Re: Aw: Re: compile / build libreoffice 'single threaded' or with '--disable-threads' to ease debugging · Mike Kaganski
- re: compile / build libreoffice 'single threaded' or with '--disable-threads' to ease debugging - error with filtering definitions in ods format · newbie-02
  - Re: compile / build libreoffice 'single threaded' or with '--disable-threads' to ease debugging - error with filtering definitions in ods format · Tor Lillqvist
    - Re: compile / build libreoffice 'single threaded' or with '--disable-threads' to ease debugging - error with filtering definitions in ods format · Michael Stahl
  - Re: compile / build libreoffice 'single threaded' or with '--disable-threads' to ease debugging - error with filtering definitions in ods format · Mike Kaganski

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