Do not crash when pthread_create() is called before main() #75
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Make sure to initialize coz if pthread_create() is called before main(). This happend with openalpr when a shared library initialized a thread in the library initialization code. Fixes issue plasma-umass#54
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Note, I left the debug output in place. Let me know if the approach is OK, then I can clean up the patch and push a new version. |
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This seems to be working. I'd want to test it on a C++ program with a bunch of static initializers first, but I think it should be okay. |
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[Charlie Curtsinger]
Very good to hear. With it I was able to get coz running with my test Vennlig hilsen |
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@ccurtsinger - I am accepting the PR; please test asap. Thanks. |
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Make sure to initialize coz if pthread_create() is called before main().
This happend with openalpr when a shared library initialized a thread
in the library initialization code.
Fixes issue #54