On 5/12/07, Lionel MARTIN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Of course, I understand why $tmp value is reset during each call (the
lexical variable goes out of scope) but, as we can see, the address used
by
the variable is changing as well during each request, and this fact
doesn't
seem consistent with what has been said before (i.e. that memory stayed
allocated to lexical variables across requests)...
I don't know but my guess would be that it's either a problem with
your test or a quirk of Windows/threads. When you want to look at
internals, you'll get better information using something like
Devel::Peek.
Actually, I just tried the same tests on a Linux distribution (Ubuntu 6.10
running Perl 5.8.8, Apache 2.0.5x and mod_perl 2.03) and the results are
exactly the same:
Test1 => changing memory location
Test2 => fix memory location
Test3 => changing memory location
Test4 => fix memory location
(I swapped Test3 and Test4 results in my previous post)
To be sure there's only one Perl Interpreter, I used these directives:
ThreadsPerChild 1
MaxClients 1
So, I can conclude that this not coming from my Test Environment, nor from
Windows MPM, and that anyone should obtain the same results.
Lionel.
