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Shim gss api on Linux to delay loading libgssapi_krb5.so #55037
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shim one function for starters
VSadov 4a8f960
do all functions
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drop static dependency on libgssapi_krb5.so
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remap all gss method calls
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keep one lib instance open.
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tolerate absence of API in `gss_indicate_mechs`. It may be used for A…
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init from a static constructor
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move the lib name definition to the shim
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no indirection
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do not try optimizing multiple initialization attempts
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A nit - now that the shim is guaranteed to be initialized before the first use, we could just use a static instance of the gss_shim_t or just make the pointers standalone global variables without a wrapper struct like we do in the ICU and OpenSSL shims.
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Right, the indirection no longer serves the purpose of intercepting and initializing. I thought it was still useful for ordering the reads - to make sure individual proxies are not loaded before checking that the whole thing is initialized (on ARM64 and like that), but I guess I can just use an acquiring read, since I no longer need to check on every invocation.
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Actually I am not sure we need a flag - just let it initialize more than once. We should not have too many classes running this initializer anyways.
As I see SSL does not try optimizing redundant initializations either, and it is a lot heavier there.