On Thu, Aug 4, 2022 at 12:16 PM Nikita Rirush wrote:
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> Does that mean that writing plugins, e.g. for SQLite, can cause issues when
> multiple Go extensions are loaded in the same process?
> Or is this use-case actually safe, and issues can start to happen only when
> there's a Go host and a Go
Ok, thank you!
Does that mean that writing plugins, e.g. for SQLite, can cause issues when
multiple Go extensions are loaded in the same process?
Or is this use-case actually safe, and issues can start to happen only when
there's a Go host and a Go c-shared library in the same process?
On Thurs
On Thu, Aug 4, 2022 at 11:45 AM Nikita Rirush wrote:
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> I recently stumbled onto a project that implements an SQLite extension in Go
> as a c-shared library, and wondered if Go shares its runtime between multiple
> c-shared Go libraries in the same process.
>
> I tried searching for issues on G
Greetings!
I recently stumbled onto a project that implements an SQLite extension in
Go as a c-shared library, and wondered if Go shares its runtime between
multiple c-shared Go libraries in the same process.
I tried searching for issues on Github and through this group, but I wasn't
able to f
