Is there an equivalent in mod_perl 2?
I guess it wasn't on the todo list, so we have missed it while porting mp1 core modules to mp2 It looks like it's trivial to port it to mp2. Feel free to port that and post a patch to include it in the mp2 core, or someone will do that later.
I won't have time to do that work right now, but I'll consider it for
a rainy day.
You could probably also try to set $^M. Or you can use Apache::Resource directly.
Another question then: Is there a default pool size that is used to allocate the Perl interpreter in a mod_perl process?
memory pools are not used in the perl interpreter (unless you use win32).
But see the docs for $^M in perlvar.pod.
Recently I've learned a nice trick to handle this problem though. If you don't use (Apache|BSD)::Resource you can ulimit(1) max memory in your shell. It works perfectly.
If so, can that size be increased? From tracing, it seems the out of memory is happening while allocating a ~3MB string within my module. That doesn't seem very large, but I thought perhaps there's a default that I'm trampling on.
You should be able to reproduce this outside of modperl, in which case it'll qualify as a p5p question, where you will get a definitive answer from the perl core gurus :)
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