I think stack-protector specific functions become 'required' in dynamic linker only when certain constructions used in UDF. If UDF is simple function like 'return sin(x)', this UDF loads perfectly either with stack protector or without.
I think stack-protector specific functions become 'required' in dynamic linker only when certain constructions used in UDF.
If UDF is simple function like 'return sin(x)', this UDF loads perfectly either with stack protector or without.