On Tue, 2007-11-13 at 00:21 -0200, Davi Arnaut wrote: > Missing for the #else case.
Fixed in r594422. > It's the functions supposed to be publicly used? If yes, you should > export then properly (apr_dbd.h). If not, it would be better to extend > apr_dbd_t with lock and unlock methods which can back point to private > functions. They are used by the drivers (which are separate .so/.dll files). I haven't seen any problems on Linux, but apparently on Windows they must be APU_DECLAREd or they cannot be seen. They should not go in apr_dbd.h as they have no purpose outside DBD code. -- Bojan
