- From: Oleg Levy <buskila AT gmail.com>
- To: discussion AT sctp.de
- Subject: [SCTP-Discussion] Global variables in sctplib
- Date: Mon Jan 9 23:42:01 2006
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I was wondering about the use of global variables in the library. It seems that many functions use mdi_readXXXXXXX() functions to access state information for various blocks of the library and in turn, the currentAssociation variable is used by the mdi_readXXXXXXX() functions.
I'd like to understand the reasoning behind this and also, how multi threaded applications could work given the fact that the currentAssociation variable is shared between all threads (if i understand this correctly)
thanks
- [SCTP-Discussion] Global variables in sctplib, Oleg Levy, 01/09/2006
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