Hello,
I'm in the process of writing a small introductory guide to writing
modules for Apache and I really wanted for my readers to be able to test
out some code to get familiar with the table/array api in small programs
before moving on to putting it in a module of their own.
So after messing around with this for a few days and not getting
anywhere at all I'm asking you guys, wheter it's possible to compile a
small program that only uses the pool and table api, basically something
like this (for the 1.3 guide):
/* start example */
int main()
{
struct pool *my_pool;
table *my_table;
(pool *)my_pool = ap_init_alloc();
(table *)my_table = ap_make_table(my_pool, 0);
ap_table_setn(my_table, "key", "value");
ap_table_do(my_callback, NULL, my_table, NULL);
ap_destroy_pool(my_pool);
}
int my_callback(void *unused, const char *key, const char *val)
{
printf("%s => %s\n", key, val);
}
/* end example */
I haven't been successful in getting anything close to this running, any
pointers?
I realize that I can just make a small example for them and just show
the output of what would happen if they ran it, but I think writing a
stand-alone program of their own would benefit in their understanding
of how it works.
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