mysql_thread_end

mysql_thread_end - Releases thread specific memory

#include <mysql.h>
void mysql_thread_end(void );
    

The mysql_thread_end() function needs to be called before a client thread ends. It will release thread specific memory, which was allocated by a previous mysql_thread_init(3) call. Returns void.

Unlike mysql_thread_init(3) mysql_thread_end() will not be invoked automatically if the thread ends. To avoid memory leaks mysql_thread_end() must be called explicitly.

This function is deprecated since MariaDB Connector/C 3.0.0.

• mysql_thread_init(3)
• mysql_thread_safe(3)