> gnulib is not a shared library. The files are designed to be copied
> directly into programs -- so if a programmer decides they don't want to
> abort on OOM conditions, they can avoid or fix those modules. But GNU
> PDF will usually be loaded dynamically, which means the same binary
> could be used by many applications, each with a different OOM policy.
> We shouldn't impose any policy on them.
>
It was hardly suggested to not fix/modify the gnulib modules in
previous emails, I don't know...
Definitely we don't want to make "customization" hacks to code coming
from gnulib. To allow the error callback to not terminate the process
is a reasonable petition and I am sure that the gnulib maintainers
will honor it.
