Howard Chu hyc@symas.com wrote:
You might try reading the INSTALL file that is included with the source distribution. Section 2. Set the LIBS variable.
Thanks, I'll give it a try.
[libldap_r trough libcurl]
Which essentially means you have no idea how it is getting used.
That's why the thing is unpleasant to debug.
As I said in my previous message - when we're forced to use a non-reentrant function, we protect it with a mutex. But that mutex only protects calls from our code. If there are other threads in other software calling the same libc functions, they will not be guarded by our mutexes, and so their behavior is indeterminate. This is one reason why we cannot guarantee support for libldap_r in arbitrary code.
Well, it seems to me that you could garantee that, if libldap_r only used thread-safe functions. A configure flag to request libldap_r build to use only thread-safe function or fail would be very helpful.