Folks,
I have created a data structure and used IPC::ShareLite to save it in
the main memeory. Can someone tell me how to look at it and destroy it.
Thanks
-r
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Rasoul Hajikhani wrote:
I have created a data structure and used IPC::ShareLite to save it in
the main memeory. Can someone tell me how to look at it and destroy it.
Your system should have a program called ipcs you can use to examine IPC
shared structures (memory
Hey, I realize this problem isn't directly mod-perl related, but I'm trying
to build the most up-to-date version of perl/apache/etc to continue
debugging the problem I'm having with set_handlers() (see other recent
thread). I'm using IPC::Cache (which of course relies on IPC::ShareLite)
within
I have been unsuccessful in building IPC::ShareLite,
which is used by HTML::Template under 5.6. Two problems:
(1) It won't build at all w/o adding
#define PERL_POLLUTE
before the
#include "EXTERN.h"
#include "perl.h"
#include "
I'm trying to implement IPC::ShareLite on a Red Hat Linux box. I've
successfully stored/fetched the data I want between proc's, and am now
attempting to "clean up" once the httpd is killed/restarted.
Anyone has a good suggestion on how to do this? The POD for ShareLite
doesn't address
From: "Dave Hodson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2000-01-11 09:12:32 -0500
I'm trying to implement IPC::ShareLite on a Red Hat Linux box. I've
successfully stored/fetched the data I want between proc's, and am now
attempting to "clean up" once the httpd is killed/restarted.
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Dave Hodson wrote:
I'm trying to implement IPC::ShareLite on a Red Hat Linux box. I've
successfully stored/fetched the data I want between proc's, and am now
attempting to "clean up" once the httpd is killed/restarted.
Anyone has a good suggestion on
