Quoting Greg Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > If you *do* need something hidden by CORE_PRIVATE, then bring it up along > with a rationale for why that thing should be made public. That's your > best solution.
Get it. For example, function ap_create_request_config() is required in order to create request_config for every new request. It knows about some internal sizes and the like. It is under CORE_PRIVATE, so any module that needs to construct an internal request is out of luck. I would think that many modules construct and execute internal requests via ap_process_request_internal(), so this is bread and butter stuff (for instance, I can see a use of it in xs/Apache/RequestUtil/Apache__RequestUtil.h of mod_perl 2.0.0-RC4). I don't have the other functions that I needed handy, but I will post them back to the thread a bit later on. -- Bojan
