Hello,
I've been looking for advice (perlmonks, p5p, colleagues) on maintaining a persistent pool of Perl interpreters, and all the advice seems to come back to mod_perl 2. While I was hoping to find a simpler example, it seems I will need to make my way through your codebase.
I was hoping some of you might have some advice in terms of decoupling the tipool and interpreters work from apache and mod_perl itself so that it can be used on its own. Even better would be a simple reduced case used to test the interpreters pool.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
- Jeremy
ps. If anyone is interested, this work is part of some work I'm doing with the Pegasus CIMOM (openpegasus.org). Pegasus as it stands allows you to write providers in C and C++. I have enabled Perl support, but it requires a lock on the Perl interpreter while in use and is thus not all that useful. I'm looking to implement a pool of Perl interpreters so as to enable external callbacks to the system from the Perl providers and multiple calls to Perl providers simultaneously.
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