Paul Sheer wrote:
Well my hybrid threaded app now seems to be stable - even under extreme
loads.
2. Use my own RAND object (RAND_set_rand_method) so that
OpenSSL does
not try lock static globals.
How are you sure of this ? Did you manually remove the object code from
the library, or place an abort(); call at the points -DPURIFY is listed
to you can be sure that execution never gets there.
6. Build OpenSSL with no-threads and -DOPENSSL_NO_LOCKING
Am I doing anything completely insane here?
If you are rebuilding OpenSSL why don't you throw in -DPURIFY and piece
by piece undo each point you listed until the problem comes back. That
would be far more useful to the mailing-list than all this other
information.
If I read things correctly, "You have a hybrid threaded app" but OpenSSL
does not have any threading support. Maybe this is okay since all the
things you disabled might end up causing no thread sensitive code path
to execute. To "no-threads" option is intended for a single threaded
execution environment.
Darryl
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