I'm splitting my hair for a few days trying to figure out how to figure out
whether it was ExtUtils::MakeMaker who has overriden some MY::foo method or
Makefile.PL.
The thing is, when Makefile.PL is invoked recursively, it moves all the MY::
overriden methods into some other package and replace
Kermit Tensmeyer wrote:
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'/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs';
as nears as I can tell, the last option is a hard-code hack that will
fail for most sites
Sorry if I've snipped too much, but am I correct that this is the gist of the
problem? mp2's build picks the wrong /usr/local/apache/bi
In mod_perl 2.0 on AIX we have to import symbols from ap_ and apr_ namespaces
when linking the shared object (the other approach is to use -berok which
works as symbols get resolved at load time, but this is too error-prone).
The following two ways to import apr_ symbols seem to have the same ef
I did a grep on the use of apxs in the modperl pm files and
found that it is used to extract 4 different variables (includedir,
prefix, cflags, libexecdir).
if $build->apxs (Apache::Build::apxs) was not used, the same
functionality could be achieved that storing those values in the $build
hash.
T
Geoffrey Young wrote:
I think we should go with get_config first of all, so we have the
Apache like functionality and later on we can provide a shortcut with
syntax sugar.
So we start with:
my $dir_cfg = $self->get_config($s, $r->per_dir_config);
my $srv_cfg = $self->get_config($s);
And then we
I think we should go with get_config first of all, so we have the Apache
like functionality and later on we can provide a shortcut with syntax
sugar.
So we start with:
my $dir_cfg = $self->get_config($s, $r->per_dir_config);
my $srv_cfg = $self->get_config($s);
And then we can have something lik
Geoffrey Young wrote:
So first of all I've called the method: is_hook_enabled
and it checks srv config flags when called as
$s->is_hook_enabled($hook_name) or dir config flags if called as
$r->is_hook_enabled($hook_name).
Is that a healthy API? Or should we use:
my $dir_cfg = $self->get_co
So first of all I've called the method: is_hook_enabled
and it checks srv config flags when called as
$s->is_hook_enabled($hook_name) or dir config flags if called as
$r->is_hook_enabled($hook_name).
Is that a healthy API? Or should we use:
my $dir_cfg = $self->get_config($s, $r->per_dir_c
