Not able to close a library that work with fiber scheduler algorithm or this_fiber

[somdutto]

I am developing a library which use boost fiber. There I used this_fiber::get_id(), But as soon as I specify this statement I am not able to close the library. Same happens when I specified "boost::fibers::use_scheduling_algorithm< priority_scheduler >();"

Here is the small test case to recreate the scenario liba.so created from bellow code with -fno-unique-symbols enabled

include

include <boost/fiber/all.hpp>

using namespace std;

int func1(int) { cout << "this fiber id " << boost::this_fiber::get_id() << endl; // if this line is commented out then the problem resolved. cout << "It is a func1" << endl; return 1; }

main code from where the library gets loaded

include

include

include

include <sys/types.h>

using namespace std; int fun(string & flName) { void handle; typedef int (fn)(int); fn fn1; handle = dlopen(flName.c_str(), RTLD_LOCAL|RTLD_LAZY); fn1 = (fn)dlsym(handle, "_Z5func1i"); (*fn1)(2); cout << "handle :" << handle << endl; int ext_code = dlclose(handle); printf ("end exit code %d\n", ext_code); }

int main(void) { std::string fileName("dirpath/liba.so"); fun(fileName); fun(fileName); fun(fileName); return 0; }

Output. output, when this_fiber is commented out

handle : 0x234567 end exit code 0 handle :0x345678 end exit code 0 handle : 0x456789 end exit code 0 ----- but when this_fiber::get_id() is active then

handle : 0x234567 end exit code 0 handle :0x234567 end exit code 0 handle : 0x234567 end exit code 0

How can I deal with this scenario so that dlclose can successfully close the library and release the library handle?

[olk]

Probably due the fact that a static var is used to store the active fiber.