Make symbol resolution lazy #873
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This simplifies the process of supporting multiple paths for native code loading and allows cleanup to occur on non-windows platforms when the libllvmlite shared library is extracted to a temporary directory.
If two threads attempt to resolve the same symbol at the same time, then both may test the symbol dictionary before the other has a chance to insert a wrapper object, leading to both threads creating their own wrapper. Add double checked locking to avoid this possibility.
This delays the lookup of a symbol until it is first called, which in turn allows us to write a test for extraction of native code from a package.
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This delays the lookup of a symbol until it is first called, which
in turn allows us to write a test for extraction of native code from
a package.