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Created Apr 01, 2016 by David Goulet@dgouletOwner

Support libgcrypt >= 1.6

Following this thread, it seems a good idea to move on.

http://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gcrypt-devel/2014-July/003140.html

Given that you need Pthread anyway, you should change the main
application to init the the threading system.  However, a far better
solution is to go with Libgcrypt 1.6 which uses pthreads native on Linux
and the initialization task is thus much easier.  1.6. is also much
faster and more cleaned up.  I would really recommend to do that.  There
is an ABI break and thus there is no problem installing both runtime
versions.  Your modifications should be minimal to none (as you can see
by the fact that it works with 1.6).

(from redmine: created on 2014-08-04)

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