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What is g++'s -pthread equiv in clang?

I'm switching over from g++ to clang

however, in g++, I have the -pthread flag, which clang does not seem to recognize.

What is the equiv in clang?

EDIT: My clang build is pulling from svn on March 5 2010.

+1  A: 

Clang supports -pthread. May be in the latest builds, so update it and try again.

N 1.1  2010-03-06 03:16:49

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