@param not cleaned up in HTML::Embperl (patch)

2004-02-24 Thread Angus Lees
(Just in case anyone is still using HTML::Embperl..) @param is shoved into the correct package via a glob assignment (same as other "magic variables"). These variables are marked as "imported" by perl and HTML::Embperl::cleanup() skips them - which is mostly ok for other variables, since they are

Re: Embperl w/ Apache2 and mod_perl2 on Win32 w/ ActiveState 5.8x

2004-02-24 Thread Gerald Richter
Collin Peters wrote: > I am new to the scene and am trying to get embperl to run with Apache2 > and mod_perl2 on Windows XP (w/ activestate perl 5.8). > On Windows Embperl only supports Apache 1 + mod_perl 1, because Apache 2 requires thread support and Embperl doesn't fully supports threads yet.

Re: Tuning Embperl

2004-02-24 Thread Gerald Richter
> > Those things I have done although my Apache crashes when having > Embperl::Execute() in my startup file ? Any ideas why this could > happen ? > This seems to be a bug in Embperl 2. I am still investigating it, but it will be surely fixed in one of the next releases Gerald --

Re: Tuning Embperl

2004-02-24 Thread Gerald Richter
> > Anyone that has any tips on performance tuning Embperl to make stuff > go faster? Besides loading modules and making sure that we have > enough forked processes so we don't have to start them later. > Of course all Perl and mod_perl performance tunning tips als apply to Embperl. Especially hel

Embperl w/ Apache2 and mod_perl2 on Win32 w/ ActiveState 5.8x

2004-02-24 Thread Collin Peters
I am new to the scene and am trying to get embperl to run with Apache2 and mod_perl2 on Windows XP (w/ activestate perl 5.8). I installed the following ppm: http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/Embperl-1.ppd Attempting to start Apache via the command line results in the message that ApacheCore.dl

Re: param and Embperl::Object::Execute ?

2004-02-24 Thread Gerald Richter
> > When I went to pass parameters into an Object::Execute call I used > this form of the Execute call within my Embperl pages: > > [- Execute('*') -] > > However in my rummaging around the Embperl documentation, I could not > see how to pass a $param_list_ref to the page I was trying to execute

Re: Tuning Embperl

2004-02-24 Thread Stefan Cars
Hi! Those things I have done although my Apache crashes when having Embperl::Execute() in my startup file ? Any ideas why this could happen ? Becuase of testing I've commented out anything else really in that file but still I get the crash (Segmentation fault). / Stefan On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Nei