On 05/10/2010 08:12 PM, Mladen Turk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some plans to add the few handy build scripts
> that would perfectly fit inside build directory (the usual place)
> Also that would be the place for build/pkg/ and build/rpm/ as well.
>
> Having that we could move the files from m4/ to t
So after some discussion with Anirban another option emerged:
5. System Threading w/user threading as a optimization
The programming model and semantics, debugging, development
environment and tools would all be based on system threading,
but for optimized builds a user threading packa
If I was designing a new system right now I would use the half-async,
half-sync pattern. If I was going to retrofit TS, I would use the
current system for the half-async part and add blocking sync interfaces
for the iocore and a transaction thread pool. When TS was first
designed we considered
There seems to be some work going on with "UserFiber" which
I infer has to do with "fibers" or user level threading.
This is an important area to discuss as it effects all users
of a system, so allow me to initiate a discussion.
There are a number of ways a system like TS can operate and lots
o
Hi,
I have some plans to add the few handy build scripts
that would perfectly fit inside build directory (the usual place)
Also that would be the place for build/pkg/ and build/rpm/ as well.
Having that we could move the files from m4/ to that new
dir and instead
AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR([build-aux])
I haven't looked at those files in detail but if you think it is too
much work to make those macros not hardcoded to Apache Httpd then
localizing is probably okay for now.
-George
On 5/10/10 9:03 AM, Mladen Turk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Reusing is good, but I found out that one of the
> very handy funct
Hi,
Reusing is good, but I found out that one of the
very handy functions we could use (APR_LAYOUT/APR_ENABLE_LAYOUT)
has some hard-coded Apache Httpd dependency.
Namely the package prefix is hard-coded to 'apache2'
meaning it would need rewrite to be be usable.
Sure, we could modify that partic
