Nevermind. My apologies for sending something to the list before I'd
really thought it through -- this flu has gotten to me worse than I'd
thought.
Jeremy Redburn wrote:
Stas and others on p5p,
Sorry for my earlier reply -- I meant to reply to this thread and
mistakenly replied vi
e how to handle 'my_perl'. I used to have:
#define my_perl __interpreter
in my code when I had a single interpreter, but now with the pool of
interpreters, I'm at a loss as to how to handle defining my_perl.
If anyone has any pointers, they would be greatly appreciated.
Jeremy
Stas Bekm
e, but I'm starting to think that was the
wrong approach.
Thanks again.
Jeremy
Stas Bekman wrote:
Jeremy Redburn wrote:
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
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
