If you are wondering why I'm bothering to change all these APIs, it's in order to make things more perlish. But more important to have as few API functions as possible that allow users to write code that doesn't check return values. This is in order to make our user support life easier and always croak when something is wrong, so users won't submit bug reports, for something that's their code's problem. Not needing to check for errors also makes prototyping much faster and easier to read.
When saying users I refer to developers who use mod_perl 2.0 API.
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