>> I'm writing an extension in C++. The extension uses global variables, but 
>> doesn't create threads. Since OpenOffice.org is multithreaded, can race 
>> conditions and other threading problems occur with my global variables ?
> 
> Yes, your C++ implementation should be written in such a way that the 
> interface methods of the UNO API it implements can be called by 
> arbitrary threads, in arbitrary patterns.

Using the ":affine" suffix in component_getImplementationEnvironment
(see
http://hg.services.openoffice.org/DEV300/file/f387649cb501/connectivity/source/drivers/ado/Aservices.cxx#l121
for an example) should ensure that the UNO runtime takes care of this,
right? Means that every call into such a component would happen in the
same thread ...

Ciao
Frank


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