>
> Ok, so everything you would need is to make changes to Embperl then ?
>
Yes. In case I would find a problem within mod_perl I would of course fix it
too, so at the end we have Embperl running with mod_perl in a threaded
environment. This is necessary for running Apache 2/mod_perl 2 and Embpe
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi,
We would be happy to be involved. My question is though, how
well does threads work in mod_perl nowadays , from what I
understand mod_perl also needs alot of working to be working
good and fast using threads ?
As far as I am aware everything that is needed to run Emb
Hi,
>
> We would be happy to be involved. My question is though, how
> well does threads work in mod_perl nowadays , from what I
> understand mod_perl also needs alot of working to be working
> good and fast using threads ?
>
As far as I am aware everything that is needed to run Embperl in a
Hi!
We would be happy to be involved. My question is though, how well does
threads work in mod_perl nowadays , from what I understand mod_perl also
needs alot of working to be working good and fast using threads ?
/ Stefan
Gary Shea wrote:
We are all aware of the multi-threading issues with Embp
We are all aware of the multi-threading issues with Embperl that make it
impractical for use with Apache2/mod_perl. To recap, the only way
Embperl can be used in a multi-threaded environment is if it is run in a
single thread. This is of course a serious bottleneck and prevents the
Embperl user f
