> It should be a runtime or compiletime flag in each extension, not a
> seperate text file that someone needs to read.
In a truely perfect world we would have that compile time flag in the
extension definition structure, and then could do a extension specific
lock (mutex) before calling functions
David Hill (php.net) wrote:
Hi,
back on reentrancy I know that with some of the libraries the extensions
depend on are not reentrant (ie. also not thread safe). The imap library cclient comes
to mind (unless something has changed recently) and I know gettext caches data in
global structu
Sound like a good idea to me.
Moriyoshi
"David Hill \(php.net\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> back on reentrancy I know that with some of the libraries the extensions
> depend on are not reentrant (ie. also not thread safe). The imap library cclient
> comes to mind (unless som
Hi,
back on reentrancy I know that with some of the libraries the extensions
depend on are not reentrant (ie. also not thread safe). The imap library cclient comes
to mind (unless something has changed recently) and I know gettext caches data in
global structures (which would make me wo
