(like pthread_key_create) for local thread storage,
but how can I determine when the thread is created and joined? Is there any
events or callbacks at every worker thread's start and end where I could hook
on to open and close my DB connections?
Thanks in advance.
Yana A. Kireyonok aka Iron Bug
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Greetings.
I use libmicrohttpd in my project and I found one bug in a very specific
situation with chunked messages.
The scheme I use is keep-alive connection for transferring some files (chunked
content, HTTP/1.1 pipelining). When transfer is over, connection is closed by
client request.
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> For large files you should use
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> That will do the right thing.
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Alas, in my case the 'files' are not something like FS files or system objects
exactly, they're blobs in DB, really. And I read chunks from DB blobs (this is
possible for postgre
