Peter Eisentraut <peter_e@gmx.net> writes:
> Bruce Momjian writes:
>
> > I still think it is confusing to create a libpq_r on platforms that have
> > no _r libraries. I am on BSD/OS and I can find only _r library on my
> > entire system,
>
> The criterion is not whether the platform has _r libraries, it's whether
> special actions are required in order to make a library fit for threaded
> programs, at the time that library is built. Such special actions may
> include:
No, there's one more criterion: And those special actions make the library
unsuitable for use in programs not compiled to use threads.
For example, on Debian *all* libraries are compiled with -D_REENTANT -fPIC.
Anything else would be a major headache for the distribution.
It causes a 3-5% performance drop on i386 and much less on other
architectures. However then all libraries are suitable for use in both
threaded and non-threaded applications.
There may still be some architectures out there where two versions are needed.
But I'm not aware of any.
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greg