[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #57435] Test suite crashes on Windows on sparse.tst

[John W. Eaton]

Follow-up Comment #19, bug #57435 (project octave):

If locking amd.oct avoids the problem, then maybe we should just move that
function to corefcn instead of defining it as a .oct file in dldfcn.  The
suitesparse libraries are always linked with liboctave if they are available
so there is no real point in dynamically loading functions that depend on that
library.

If we always load suitesparse libraries if they are available, then we could
also refactor the way that suitesparse config is handled as the comments in
SuiteSparse_config.h recommend.  Instead of attempting to initialize those
function pointers on demand, we could do it once at startup.


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