Jeff Trawick wrote:
Henri Gomez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The module should create some threads at startup time,
these threads will handle dbm and IO operations and
they should be kept running after the module initialisation.
Also I'll need to access some of these threads information
when the module will be called (via some specials URIs),
and wonder if the datas created at init time will be still
available.
yes it will still be available, assuming you use the right pool...
look at post_config hook for allocating global resources and
child_init hook for allocating per-child-process resources
the pool passed to either of these functions will almost always have
the lifetime you need
Great !
Did there is today a module in Apache 2.0 which use this kind
of use of threads ?
Regards
