I have a C++ server that uses perl_clone() to create a pool of perl
interpreters that are used to execute code subs in a perl script requested
by socket clients. The parent interpreter parses the code, executes the
init() function and then the clones take over processing. My problem is that
if a clone calls a routine that tries to load a new perl module, the library
crashes due to a check in win32_checkTLS() in perlib.c. I am making the
appropriate calls to PERL_SET_CONTEXT() in the C++ code before calling perl
and any code that does not load a module runs fine.
This code also runs on Linux and Solaris which do not have the TLS check and
everything seems fine - is the check invalid? A library should never
dereference NULL purposely anyhow.
I compiled perl from scratch w/o the check and it seems to work ok, but of
course that does not help me with the ActiveState version
Thanks,
Todd
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