On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 08:54:26PM +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > my @starter;
> > ... since @starter is global ...
>
> is it glocbal or local (my'ed) ?
ok, it is my'ed.
> >
> > The Embperl version is 1.3b2, modperl 1.21, Apache 1.3.9
> > The error occurs on Linux (Debian), Linux (Mandrake with
> > self build Apache etc.) and on HP-UX
> >
> Same question as in my last mail, is mod_perl build as DSO (this is the
> normal case for all Linux Distributions). If yes, upgrade mod_perl, because
> mod_perl below 1.22 has a lot of problems when build as DSO and you use Perl
> modules with XS code like Embperl. (which then shows strange behaviour, like
> the one you talked about)
Fortunately Debian has packages with statically linked
mod_perl ;-) and the Mandrake machine also has it statically,
since I had numerous problems before when I tried it as a DSO.
About the HP-UX I can't tell you anything since I am no
admin there.
My workaround now is to put the assignment of $fdat{starterx} to
@starter also into the sub, it _seems_ to work that way (at least the last
20 or so tests worked..)
Andre
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