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Issue created Sep 14, 2017 by Matthieu Schaller@matthieuOwner

No POSIX barriers on OSX

Also, while I am at it, @jborrow discovered the hard way that OSX does not provide an implementation for pthread_barrier(). Seems like constructing a barrier by hand using mutexes is not too hard. But do we care ? Or should Apple fan boys just SSH into a Linux machine ?

POSIX barriers are part of the POSIX norm but only as an extension.

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