Doug MacEachern wrote:
> On Sat, 8 Dec 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
>
>
>>no more dTHXs in APR PerlIO layer (at least so far), but they are used
>>internally in the base PerlIO layer to do XS.
>>
>
> right. but if that perl function took a pTHX_ (like many of the
> others do) then there would be
Doug MacEachern wrote:
> concept sounds great, +1
> haven't looked at the code, but i should probably be in a module, like
> Apache::TestSmoke. that can either be run with -M or a tiny generated
> t/SMOKE (like t/TEST) or from t/TEST. else each project that wants to use
> it needs a copy of uti
> Right on the nose! I checked out the sources exactly as it described
in the
> pod
> and recompiled, and it went flawlessly. Well, not flawlessly, but pretty
> close.
>
> In the latest Apache source, with-mpm=threaded is no longer an
option, and
> is replaced by with-mpm=worker. That is
> > I have Apache-2.0.28 with the latest mod_perl 2 (downloaded as a tar.gz
from
> > perl.apache.org).
> >
> > I followed the instruction in the pod and installed Apache-2 fine. But
when
> > I tried to compile mod_perl I ran into this
> >
> > "AP_MODE_INIT" undeclared error.
>
> It may be that the
On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Chonger wrote:
> A while I ago I tried to install mod_perl. Since it was for fun, I decided I
> wanted to try mod_perl 2 with Apache-2 first.
>
> I had problem compiling mod_perl with a threaded Apache 2 configuration. I
> gave up and went to mod_perl with Apache 1.3 instead.
A while I ago I tried to install mod_perl. Since it was for fun, I decided I
wanted to try mod_perl 2 with Apache-2 first.
I had problem compiling mod_perl with a threaded Apache 2 configuration. I
gave up and went to mod_perl with Apache 1.3 instead.
Now I'm trying to give another crack at it.
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
> no more dTHXs in APR PerlIO layer (at least so far), but they are used
> internally in the base PerlIO layer to do XS.
right. but if that perl function took a pTHX_ (like many of the
others do) then there would be no need for dTHX;
>>> todo, I guess I
concept sounds great, +1
haven't looked at the code, but i should probably be in a module, like
Apache::TestSmoke. that can either be run with -M or a tiny generated
t/SMOKE (like t/TEST) or from t/TEST. else each project that wants to use
it needs a copy of util/smokerandom.pl
the idea has alwa
I do use Apache::Reload while developing tests and modules for 2.0, I
have a problem with reloading modules when:
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
is in effect. When the module gets reloaded, it dies on 'redefine'
warning. Apache::Reload does turn off the fatality of the warnings,
before requi
On Thu, 6 Dec 2001, Doug MacEachern wrote:
> On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
>
> cool! one major problem with the file layout/linking however.
> neither perlio nor apr is tied to httpd, so the APR PerlIO layer shouldn't
> be either. that is, it should be possible to use the APR PerlIO la
Just what the subject says, after running the stress testing on mod_perl
using the bleadperl 12505 my /var/tmp partition went full, since
CGI.pm's bundled with bleadperl doesn't cleanup tmp files created during
upload under mod_perl 2.0 only. I've tested with modperl 1.26-dev and
bleadperl and
Stas Bekman wrote:
> This is a first autogenerated tests sequence failure report:
>
> Smoke Report from Fri Dec 7 19:28:57 2001
> --
> iteration 1 (2 tests):
> t/TEST api/lookup_uri apache/scanhdrs
> (made 1 reduc
This is a first autogenerated tests sequence failure report:
Smoke Report from Fri Dec 7 19:28:57 2001
--
iteration 1 (2 tests):
t/TEST api/lookup_uri apache/scanhdrs
(made 1 reducing operations)
iteration 3 (2
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