>> "we have an Apache module that we use here.
>> It uses c++. so, on FreeBSD, the libstdc++.so registers an atexit routine
>to perform cleanup.
>> we don't link stdc++ statically instead we use LoadFile.
I've trying to make Xalan-C 1.1 also written in C++ with
Apache 1.3.17.
Questions:
Did you know if the libstdc++.so on Linux (Redhat) use the same
strategy (and so need the same correction) ?
Also Xalan-C 1.1 is linked with lpthread which make Apache 1.3.17
SIGSEGV at startup. Any patch around or did I have, as recommanded
Rasmus Lerdorf (php) :
"
I think you are hitting the known glibc-2.1.x bug which rears its ugly
head when you have an executable which is not linked against libpthreads
which does a dlopen() on a shared library which is linked against
libpthreads. If you simply link your httpd against libpthreads it should
sort itself out. ie. LIBS=-lpthreads
"
>> when apache loads the file it registers a cleanup routine.
>> this cleanup happens before exit. when exit is called the
>atexit routine (
>> which is now unloaded) gets called. bang!"
>>
>> Does he need to write LoadLibrary() so his module just never
>unloads, or am I missing
>> some trick he can do?
>>
>
>Chuck Murcko
>Topsail Group
>http://www.topsail.org/
>
