I am a bit confused about the "correct" way to use the shared memory
functions in the APR library, namely, how do I create/open a shared memory
segment on the "first" process, and have subsequent processes use the same
shared memory area.
If I do a apr_shm_create and pass a NULL filename, APR u
> I would assume that subsequent callers could use apr_shm_attach to then
> attach to an existing shared memory segment, however, it appears that this
> function is not used anywhere in the apache (2.2) code base whatsoever.
> (It is used in one or two places in 2.3).
I assume you don't see it in
>> I would assume that subsequent callers could use apr_shm_attach to then
>> attach to an existing shared memory segment, however, it appears that
this
>> function is not used anywhere in the apache (2.2) code base whatsoever.
>> (It is used in one or two places in 2.3).
> I assume you don't see
Hi,
Am 12.04.2011 16:45, schrieb brad.good...@schange.com:
So - if I follow other examples - if I were to create the shared memory
segment
in a ap_hook_post_config hook function, it would be assured to be set-up
before
any child processes are forked, and inherited by them?
see mod_shm_counter
