Hi,
Am 05.09.2005 um 16:02 schrieb Joe Schaefer:
Boris Zentner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi,
Am 03.09.2005 um 23:40 schrieb Philip M. Gollucci:
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Any chance you can recompile and post one with debugging enabled?
perl, mp2, and apreq?
Yghh, ok but it takes some time.
Don't bother; dyld is doing the right thing by failing
to load a module with unresolvable symbols. Other dynaloaders
are sometimes too lazy to care about unresolvable symbols
until they're actually needed.
Consider testing for APR::Request if it bothers you to
test for APR::Request::CGI. Or just drop the test entirely.
I dropped the test already. I can not test for APR::Request, the
application use Apache2::Request and I test the application. So
Apache2::Request is loaded implicit. The test is just a syntax check.
Not much more than perl -c script.pl.
Maybe there is a way to delay the loading of the unresolved symbol
until someone call the function. On linux this is called weak symbols
as far as I recall. That would pass my test and looks much better
than a segfault.
--
Boris
