Mark Aufflick wrote:
A smart idea that Vlad gave me is to use nsproxy as a base module, which apparently already fires up a pool of tcl interpreters in seperate processes. It might be a good model for our non-thread safe friends like Ruby and Perl.
Perl can be thread-safe, if you jump through the right hoops (-DMULTIPLICITY and maybe another define). I did some work on making the tclperl package thread-safe with the main intent of making it work in aolserver, and got pretty good results. If there was a DBD interface to the Ns_Db functions that would make aolserver a *schweet* environment for perl apps since there is no database pooling on apache.
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