Doug MacEachern wrote:
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Stas Bekman wrote:Also there is no real need to have Apache::Scoreboard be used by different MPMs without recompile, because since it's a part of mod_perl, the latter will be recompiled in any case if MPM is changed.
one can compile modperl against one mpm and run with another without recompile. for example, perl Makefile.PL && make in the modperl-2.0 directory and can run
t/TEST -httpd /.../prefork-apache/bin/httpd
t/TEST -httpd /.../worker-apache/bin/httpd
t/TEST -httpd /.../leader-apache/bin/httpd
another example, the unix versions of covalent's products ship with the worker and prefork MPM, the one version of modperl binaries included run with both.
Cool!
one approach would be to have an Apache::Scoreboard front end, and backends compiled to Apache/ScoreboardPrefork.so Apache/ScoreboardWorker.so, etc. dunno.Doesn't seem like a good idea to me. I'll see if this can be solved differently.
not worried about the bincompat if Apache::Scoreboard on its own. but would like to keep everything that ships with the core binary compatible.Since Apache::Scoreboard now doesn't rely on WrapXS, it doesn't have to be in the core. Though I'd like to keep it under the apache.org cvs. How about creating any rep modperl-2.0-modules and having this and other non-core modules live there?
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