I'm trying to port grip-2.95, a gtk-based gui cd-ripper to -current.
In theory it takes a CD as input and spits out mp3's complete with
cdda titles shoved into the mp3 labels.

The sticking point right now is that the cdda lookup is done in a
pthread thread (pkgsrc/devel/unproven-pthreads in this case).  I can
see the thread_create() call happening, but I never see the thread
execute even one line of code.  

If a hammer on things by putting a pthread_join() right after the
pthread_create() then the thread does run and things do work
correctly, but in a non-threaded fashion.

Is there something else that needs to be done in netbsd to breath a
bit of life into threads?

-wolfgang
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