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From: Bill Haake <haake@kodak.com>
To: "'tiff@sgi.com'" <tiff@sgi.com>
Subject: Thread safety and libtiff
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 1997 16:26:38 -0500
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Can anyone tell me whether libtiff is thread safe? I am building on a Sun with Solaris 2.4 during
development but targeting 2.5.1 for product. I haven't noticed problems yet, but that doesn't 
really mean anything does it? :-)

Thanks for any help.

Bill Haake
haake@kodak.com
