I mentioned a multi-language (single- or multi-process) environment; for
example, some apps running C and some running Python on a Raspberry Pi. If
it were a single-language situation, naturally I'd use the native
mechanisms. And right now I'm thinking about the IPC functionality, not
the memory
Please be gentle, I haven't been around APR for quite a few years..
I'm tentatively interested in a multi-language application that could
benefit from APR, specifically things like semaphores and shared memory.
Are there any OSS binding libraries making *any* APR functionality
available to
There are no bindings that I'm aware of. I don't think APR would add much
value to Python, which has its own semaphores and memory mapping. Python's
reference counting and garbage collection handle the memory management that
APR pools would be used for.
While I would doubt there is a book about
On Mon, Jul 03, 2023 at 01:20:14PM -0500, Greg Stein wrote:
> While I would doubt there is a book about APR itself, I would bet any book
> that talks about writing a module for Apache has extensive coverage of APR
> (if such a book exists; dunno). There is no docco besides the headers and
> the
Yeah, saw ... was explaining why such bindings would not exist.
APR is still svn-based so sending patches to the list is fine. An issue
works too, but feels heavier for everybody. The repos/asf/apr/ area is
committers-only.
Cheers,
-g
On Mon, Jul 3, 2023 at 1:35 PM Rodent of Unusual Size
