Jon Ciesla <limb@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Tom Lane wrote:
>> I got tired of the amount of visible churn in exported-symbols-you're-
>> not-supposed-to-use. The new release will use a linker --version-script
>> to hide everything except the documented API functions. This might
>> break any apps that are relying on non-API functions. If so, I'm
>> willing to consider on a case-by-case basis whether to add those symbols
>> back to the ABI or fix the callers.
> Is the following a MySQL issue or a Bacula issue?
> /builddir/build/BUILD/bacula-5.0.3/bacula-mysql/src/cats/mysql.c:295: undefined reference to `my_thread_end'
Well, it's certainly a byproduct of that change. So far as I can find,
mysql_thread_end is a documented part of the API and my_thread_end is
not. Is there a good reason for Bacula to be calling the latter?
A quick look into the mysql sources finds
void STDCALL mysql_thread_end()
{
#ifdef THREAD
my_thread_end();
#endif
}
which makes it look like the correct answer is "no" ...
regards, tom lane
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