Hi !!
>> Just for the whishlist, it may be interesting to implement a
>> 'cleanup' routine for dynamically-loaded objects so when exim
>> shutdown it will try to call a predefined function in each
>> dynamically-loaded object (i.e. exim_dl_cleanup) that gives
>> any dynamically-loaded object the chance to do it's own cleanup
>
> This functionality is built-in to the dynamic linker as part of its
> support for C++ static constructors and destructors. You can make use of
> this functionality with GCC's C extensions by using the destructor
> attribute on your cleanup function's declaration. For example:
>
> static void cleanup(void) __attribute__((destructor));
I'm not using C++ but looks like it can work in plain C , anyway it
will be safe to call exim's functions (debug_printf, log_write, ...)
from within such a cleanup function ?
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