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Julius Plenz authoredThe friendly folks at #musl again: 21:17 < dalias> if you init the pointers both from the ctor and the "lazy init", then the assertion-failure/abort would happen during construction (either your ctor or somebody else's ctor calling your functions) 21:17 < dalias> so the program would exit "before it even gets started" 21:17 < dalias> and this is not so bad 21:18 < dalias> normally i consider it really bad practice for a library to abort the program 21:18 < dalias> but this happens during ctors, and there truely is no way to proceed 21:18 < dalias> if you've already replaced the program's library functions (open, etc.) with your copies, and then find that you can't actually supply working ones e979b3dd
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