Adds optional static fbclient libraries, including symbol-collision prevention#9104
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Is it possible to debug app linked with static fbclient (or analyze its memory dump) ? |
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Tested only in Linux yet, and yes: |
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Static linking cannot expose Firebird’s internal global symbols, including C++ allocation operators, which can override symbols supplied by the host application. The post-processing pipeline preserves the public API while isolating internal symbols.
The static build is optional (requires specific options).
Details:
__fbclient_prefix.DLL_THREAD_DETACHcleanup with FLS-based thread cleanup.