initialization? (Well, there
isn't much initialization necessary, I suppose.) Not having to refer to
things at times you you don't care about them is an architectural good which
offsets to some degree the clumsiness of having two closely related things
ra
On Mon, Mar 05, 2007 at 02:25:06PM -0300, Sidnei da Silva wrote:
> Well, it is something that needs to be considered though. We can't
> just close one eye and pretend that win32 does not exist.
Yes, I prefer to close two eyes!
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like Python, and not override access
syntax to do mutation, etc., so that mixing the syntax with Python
will be natural, legible, and free from cognitive dissonance.
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js
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oller framework, with active pages as a
fallback. But for that purpose -- for little content-oriented crusts
left out of the application -- active pages sure come in handy, so
giving them some extra consideration here is probably still
worthwhile.
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like how Apache works now, since they've combined httpd and
> apachectl, but I'm not sure how easy it would be for me to discover the
> particulars.
The 2.0 source intimidates me a bit, because of the growth of the
codebase, apr, and the various worker modules. The 1.3 sour
ors do not relish constantly having to write special
wrappers for non-standard daemons.
My two cents, anyway.
Cheers,
j
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when they might want to use
> other deployment strategies (which is a rather complex discussion
> really, that would be better avoided by providing one really good
> strategy and telling everyone to use it).
Why prefer forking to threads in this case?
generic jobs of speaking a lingo, and associate each lingo-job
with a list of socket addresses; that addresses the first point,
too.
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js
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