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Use case: I am LD_PRELOADing a library that is (partially) written in Rust, and will likely be using jemalloc for that code.
The more symbols are public, the more chances of things going wrong. As such, I would like to not have any of the _rjem_* symbols public, but just used internally by the rust code. I believe this is what --without-export does.
(I can probably workaround this with ld version scripts or something, but since jemalloc already has this option...)
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Use case: I am LD_PRELOADing a library that is (partially) written in Rust, and will likely be using jemalloc for that code.
The more symbols are public, the more chances of things going wrong. As such, I would like to not have any of the
_rjem_*
symbols public, but just used internally by the rust code. I believe this is what--without-export
does.(I can probably workaround this with
ld
version scripts or something, but since jemalloc already has this option...)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: