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apolukhin
commented on June 19, 2024
@zlojvavan there's some workaround in #148. The issues seem to be about the same OS limitation
Does the workaround help?
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zlojvavan
commented on June 19, 2024
@apolukhin not sure what is workaround there. I suppose it's just the order of static init/finit and there's not much end user can do cleanly if stacktrace lib internals finalized before his own code without author's intervening ;) sometimes I am forced to do such dirty tricks by replacing some static class instances with dynamically created ones and introducing memleak but it's better than crash during finit in my book
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apolukhin
commented on June 19, 2024
Could you provide a minimal reproducer?
Also note that implementation of the library changed in latest release. Does the issue still happen on new version of the library?
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