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 Unfortunately the TLS model used in these tests was the static model, which is restrictive, and in particular does not allow to use it in shared libraries which will be loaded dynamically. (c.f [[tls#tls_internals|TLS internals]] bellow). Unfortunately the TLS model used in these tests was the static model, which is restrictive, and in particular does not allow to use it in shared libraries which will be loaded dynamically. (c.f [[tls#tls_internals|TLS internals]] bellow).
  
-For the PHP module to be able to be loaded at runtime in Apache or an other server with this patch enabled, it has to be built with the static TLS model (on gcc, -ftls-model=global-dynamic), which also requires to build position independent code. While the last makes a big difference on IA-32, this is the default on x86_64 and the results on bench.php on an unpatched PHP are the same as IA-32/PIC builds.+For the PHP module to be able to be loaded at runtime in Apache or an other server with this patch enabled, it has to be built with the dynamic TLS model (on gcc, -ftls-model=global-dynamic), which also requires to build position independent code. While the last makes a big difference on IA-32, this is the default on x86_64 and the results on bench.php on an unpatched PHP are the same as IA-32/PIC builds.
  
 Native TLS can be enabled with %%--with-tsrm-__thread-tls%% or %%--with-tsrm-full__thread-tls%%. The last declares globals statically instead of making them pointers. Native TLS can be enabled with %%--with-tsrm-__thread-tls%% or %%--with-tsrm-full__thread-tls%%. The last declares globals statically instead of making them pointers.
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 ===== Windows ===== ===== Windows =====
  
-Dynamically loaded DLLs can use TLS starting with Windows Vista and Server 2008. But there is a restriction: TLS variables can't be exported, which means that they can't be accessed outside of the DLL. CLI and ISAPI SAPIs works with TLS enabled, but they must be built like this is done on other platforms, with all code embeded in the executable/library. The same apply for extension, they must be built statically in PHP.+Dynamically loaded DLLs can use TLS starting with Windows Vista and Server 2008. But there is a restriction: TLS variables can't be exported, which means that they can't be accessed outside of the DLL. CLI and ISAPI SAPIs works with TLS enabled, but they must be built like this is done on other platforms, with all code embeded in the executable/library (instead of a separate php5ts.dll linked by SAPIs). The same apply for extension, they must be built statically in PHP.
  
 ===== TLS internals ===== ===== TLS internals =====
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