>>Otherwise how do you get subprocess_env?
>>
> 
> my $table = $r->subprocess_env;


[snip]


> if that doesn't help or make sense, give me more context.  what is the C
> prototype of the function that needs r->subprocess_env?

That's not what I meant. In APR::SubProcess::spawn_proc_prog I need to 
retrieve:

r->subprocess_env
r->server->timeout
r->filename

and may be more in the future. Currently I just pass $r to 
spawn_proc_prog() and do all the retrievals inside it. Otherwise I need 
to pass all these values from the caller.

In any case, is it important at all to try to make some of the 
interfaces to APR standalone?

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