In 1.0 mod_perl extensions were passed -DMOD_PERL by Apache::src, so shouldn't
we pass -DMOD_PERL2 from ModPerl::MM and not -DMOD_PERL?
At the same time we use <IfDefine MODPERL2> and not MOD_PERL2, so it gets all
confusing. Can we decide on consistently using the underscore or none in both
cases? I know that it's boring when the life is too easy... but
My proposal:
In order to stay consistent with 1.0 stuff, we go with the underscore, though
add '2', so we use -DMOD_PERL2 from ModPerl::MM, for extensions to use.
Since <IfDefine MODPERL2> is new, we change it to <IfDefine MOD_PERL2> without
breaking anything.
So it's always -DMOD_PERL2, be it httpd.conf or C code.
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