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Use old memcpy for wrappers
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Seems to kill C# x86 artifact build |
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Mac should be easy (adding some conditional) On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 1:49 PM Jan Tattermusch notifications@github.com
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@nathanielmanistaatgoogle, @soltanmm, @jtattermusch, @murgatroid99 - PTAL
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LDFLAGS=-Wl,-wrap,memcpyis passed, we link against memcpy from libc2.2.5, otherwise we link against whatever is in the libc on the machine.Additionally, for Python:
Set visibility=hidden for all symbols, and make the module initializer non-hidden. This will prevent crashes should another library load a (potentially incompatible) openssl.