Convert more stdlibs to LazyLibraries #58405
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This is a step in the direction of #55478 |
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One thing I'm slightly worried about with this move is that we lose the handle. Some time ago I wanted to use the libblastrampoline handle in a package, and realised that's gone, so I resorted to dlopening libblastrampoline again. Rest looks good to me
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I agree that it is a slight change in internal API but I think it’s worth it, so that all users of handle-based operations must flow through the dlopen interface to allow for lazy loading
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This converts more JLL stdlibs to use lazily-loaded libraries, and as a useful side-effect, causes them to be loaded by absolute path, isolating them all from `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`-like effects.
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Is there a reason this doesn't include |
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No reason, I will get them all eventually, or you can try your hand at it! It's pretty mechanical, the only part that requires any thought is filling out the dependencies arrays. |
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Gave it a go here #58444 |
This converts more JLL stdlibs to use lazily-loaded libraries, and as a useful side-effect, causes them to be loaded by absolute path, isolating them all from
LD_LIBRARY_PATH-like effects.