On Tue, Aug 14, 2001 at 05:15:00AM -0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > rbb 01/08/13 22:15:00 > > Modified: . CHANGES configure.in > Log: > Fix the new shared memory configure script. The APR_DECIDE > macros go in order, so the last set of dependancies that are > met are the ones used. That means that when using those macros, > options should be listed with the least desirable option first, > and the most desirable last. The new shared memory routines did > the opposite, so we chose the wrong shared memory option on Linux. > CS: Obtained from:
Eh, what? Don't we want to avoid MMAP on a temporary file? This seems contrary to how I understand things. Now, we have to have enough disk space to back the shared memory. Ack. The ordering was as I intended and is similar to the ordering in MM. MAP_ANON should be our preference on Linux. There are some reports that older versions of Linux don't support MAP_ANON properly. But, I haven't run across that yet. -- justin
