On Wed, Mar 06, 2002 at 07:05:04AM -0500, Tim Moloney wrote: > Further investigation shows that the new shared memory API in APR does > > not include the functionality of the old API. Specifically, the > > following functions are missing: > > > apr_shm_malloc() > apr_shm_calloc() > apr_shm_free() > > So the solution to get httpd-ldap running is to complete APR's new > shared memory API. Adding this functionality is beyond me but I'll > post it here so that someone more knowledgable can fix it. > > By the way, I currently have httpd-ldap running by commenting out the > httpd-ldap code that uses shared memory.
Actually, the malloc/calloc/free code was moved somewhere more generic. This allows the apr_shm.h API to deal with only the basics of shared memory allocation/deallocation, and do so in a way that is fully cross-platform. The old API didn't support non-process-inheritance systems like Win32, OS/2, etc. See apr_rmm.h in apr-util. If you need more details I'd be happy to answer your questions over on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. -aaron
