SF>>Erm, Stas, it's not because it's impossible - it's because that
SF>>module_shutdown_func happens to be the module's MSHUTDOWN. The contents of
SF>>MSHUTDOWN generally look something like:
SF>>
SF>>#ifdef ZTS
SF>>ts_free_id(pcre_globals_id);
SF>>#else
SF>>php_pcre_shutdown_globals(&pcre_globals TSRMLS_CC);
SF>>#endif
SF>>
SF>>UNREGISTER_INI_ENTRIES();
SF>>
SF>>return SUCCESS;
That's quite an assumption. What if it looks like:
if(MODULE_G(flag)) {
do_complicated_shutdown(MODULE_G(data));
}
before your code, and you have already freed the MODULE_G's id?
SF>>I'm not changing a darn thing in the order of the calls there, and that's
SF>>*exactly* why I don't get your point.
You are changing the order of ts_free_id's however - once you assumption
of "one alloc exactly per module" is wrong, you can have free_id before
dtor is called.
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