Howmany system mutexes a process can hold?

Hi all,
I dont know, in which group to post my query, that is why I am cross
posting.

I have a multi threaded process which is crashing in malloc related
functions(_smalloc). If I look at the "truss" output of the process,
it fails in the mutex operations. Is there any upper limit on number
of system(kernel) mutexes a process can hold? Is it some kind of Dead
Lock prevention algorithm that is killing my process. In that case
does it give a core dump (segmentation fault SIGSEGV) because my
process is giving a core dump. And my observation is in the truss
output the hex address it's passing to the _mutex_ function is same
everytime it crashed.(I didnt restart the system. So the kernel mutex
address is same.) And sometimes I have 4 instances of the
process(multi threaded) running simultaneously and few instances will
crash and the truss o/p shows the hex address passed to _mutex_
functions are same before the process crashed.
Could anyone help me in this regard?
Thanks in anticipation.
Sreenivas T.

(E-Mail Removed) (Sreenivas) writes:

> I have a multi threaded process which is crashing in malloc related
> functions(_smalloc).

Didn't you ask that same qustion on Feb 9th?
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...b265c61cea11c0

> Could anyone help me in this regard?

Not if you keep posting the same question and disregarding advice
you received.

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