Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Joe Schaefer wrote:
>>         $bucket->setaside($pool) means

>> the apr_bucket_t attached to this APR::Bucket object needs to
>> survive as long as the underlying apr_pool_t. However, if
>> that apr_pool_t is owned by some APR::Pool object, that object
>> should [*] survive at least as long as the APR::Bucket object does.

[...]

>
> So what do we hang the pool on? $bucket?

+1.

> That doesn't sound right, since the perl object may go away (thus
> destroying the pool if noone else references it), but the underlying
> bucket can't see that. so it's probably not enough, no?

It is enough, if you're sticking to the text above.
The pool is going to die at some point; the application 
(not mp2) has a bug if the bucket is used beyond that point.

-- 
Joe Schaefer


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