Inquiring minds want to know...
Why do we need to use APR pools to do what is glorified string
concatenation?
See ClassLoader::LoadNativeLibrary() where it [thinks it] needs to
create a 'canonicalized path'.
1) First has to call apr_pool_create().
2) Then it calls port_filepath_canonical().
3) With the return from step #2, it calls env->string_pool.lookup() to
get the path
4) And then call apr_pool_destroy() to cleanup.
Why not just use std::string "+" or strncat inside
port_filepath_canonical()?
I honestly don't understand why this element of APR pervades our
codebase like it does.
geir
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