On Sun, Aug 14, 2005 at 01:32:27PM -0500, William Rowe wrote: > At 07:07 AM 8/13/2005, Ryan Bloom wrote: > >I have created a dynamic Apache 1.3 module with APR statically linked > >in, so I know it is possible. I have never tried loading multiple > >modules like this into a single running Apache however. > > It's portable if we don't load each module LTDL_GLOBAL (?) but > since we do, all modules are promiscuously placed into the global > namespace.
For any self-contained module you only need to define global symbol, the module entry point, so you should be able to hide any statically linked APR by linking it with "-export-symbols-regex foo_module". > The *right* thing to do in httpd2.2 is probably quit loading global, Removing global symbol dependencies between modules in the httpd tree would be a prerequisite to that, and that's nowhere near. See e.g. proxy, cache, ... joe
