Re: [LAD] [LAU] Simple, easy multithreaded circular buffer library for Linux?

For the records, here is the output from a dual IBM Cell system (QS-21), each PowerPC unit is exposed with two cores. jlc $ cat /proc/cpuinfo processor : 0 cpu : Cell Broadband Engine, altivec supported clock : 3200.000000MHz revision : 5.1 (pvr 0070 0501) processor : 1 cpu : Cell Broadband Engine, altivec supported clock : 3200.000000MHz revision : 5.1 (pvr 0070 0501) processor : 2 cpu : Cell Broadband Engine, altivec supported clock : 3200.000000MHz revision : 5.1 (pvr 0070 0501) processor : 3 cpu : Cell Broadband Engine, altivec supported clock : 3200.000000MHz revision : 5.1 (pvr 0070 0501) timebase : 14318000 platform : Cell machine : CHRP MCS, -n/a ================================================================= ./run-tests.sh bit-circle 512 jack jack-fix1 portaudio portaudio-nobarrier lfq test-bit-circle-jack - starting (5s max) - buffer size: 512 ||-||||||-||||-||||------------- SUCCESS test-bit-circle-jack-fix1 - starting (5s max) - buffer size: 512 ||||||||-||||||||--------------- SUCCESS test-bit-circle-portaudio - starting (5s max) - buffer size: 512 ||||||-|||-||||||--|------------ SUCCESS test-bit-circle-portaudio-nobarrier - starting (5s max) - buffer size: 512 ||||-|-|-||||||-||--||---------- SUCCESS test-bit-circle-lfq - starting (5s max) - buffer size: 512 ||-|||||||-||-|-||||------------ SUCCESS ./run-tests.sh int-array 16 jack jack-fix1 portaudio portaudio-nobarrier lfq test-int-array-jack - starting (120s max) - array/buffer size: 8/16 [reader started] [writer started] [flowing] 29364 != 29360 at offset 0 FAILURE in chunk 702810 test-int-array-jack-fix1 - starting (120s max) - array/buffer size: 8/16 [reader started] [writer started] [flowing] SUCCESS test-int-array-portaudio - starting (120s max) - array/buffer size: 8/16 [reader started] [writer started] [flowing] SUCCESS test-int-array-portaudio-nobarrier - starting (120s max) - array/buffer size: 8/16 [reader started] [writer started] [flowing] SUCCESS test-int-array-lfq - starting (120s max) - array/buffer size: 8/16 [reader started] [writer started] [flowing] SUCCESS