Am 13.06.26 um 18:23 schrieb Christopher Schultz:
All,
mod_jk for httpd requires APR, which includes its own version of
snprintf, apr_snprintf.
mod_jk for IIS won't usually include APR as a dependency, so we have to
rely on the local Windows environment's implementation of snprintf
which, for very old Windows versions isn't guaranteed.
Have we moved past that, now? Can we rely on Windows always providing
snprintf at this point?
I ask because we have our own backup *backup* implementation of snprintf
in ap_snprintf.c which at this point seems like dead weight.
Could we put this file on the chopping block?
My ipression is, that ap_snprintf and ap_vsnprintf are no more used. It
seems the WIN32 and APR blocks in common/jk_global.h define other
resolutions for snprintf and vsnprintf earlier. According to the log the
ap_ variants were added by Guenter Knauf who mostly contributed the
Netware support. So maybe this is dead code.
Best regards,
Rainer
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