>> you're still way ahead of the game here, so go with what you think is >> best >> (thanks for asking, though :) > > > Are you talking about premature optimization, or are you just implying > that you hadn't caught up with filters implementation yet?
definitely the latter - I'm still very far behind in my understanding of all the low-C-level filter stuff. that's what I meant :) > >> if you have the time and can explain what a wbucket is, that would be >> great, >> too :) > > > modperl_wbucket_t is a struct that mod_perl uses to pass data to from > response handler to the first filter, or from any mod_perl filter to the > next filter. e.g. it's used every time ($r|$f)->(print()|flush()) and > some other variants are called. > It includes a buffer of fixed size and a few other records. It's very > efficient in the response handlers, since it's allocated only once for > each request. > > Only filters that use streaming API and call $f->print() need this buffer. excellent, thanks! --Geoff --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
