Hello Torsten and Fred,
So I looked at ithreads.pm (found it in an svn repository online
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/perl/modperl/trunk/t/response/TestPerl/)
and from what I saw, my approach was theoretically the same as in the
test module except that the threads were created after the shared
var
Le vendredi 05 août 2011 à 07:29 +0200, Pawel Herman a écrit :
> You pointed me to a module in the modperl test suite. I downloaded
> modperl from http://perl.apache.org/download/index.html but there is
> no t/response/TestPerl/ithreads.pm. I also searched for the string
> 'threads::shared' in a
Hello Torsten,
I tried your suggestions push(@fruits,share('apple')); and
push(@fruits,share(do {my $x='apple'})); but both did not work because
share can only take references, arrays, or hashes as input. I tried
similar variations but no luck. The fruits array is still initialized
multiple time
On Tuesday, 02 August 2011 20:24:46 Fred Moyer wrote:
> I haven't used the worker mpm, but it looks like you might want to
> preload your handler in the httpd parent process.
Unlikely that that will help. threads::shared works by creating a
separate perl interpreter to keep the shared values. Tha
Hello Fred,
I already tried the startup.pl file. That didn't help but I can try again.
The text you quoted from the docs is familiar to me. That is why I
set PerlInterpMax to 1 in my configuration (I want it to block for
testing and understanding purposes and intellectual exercise). I
initiall
I haven't used the worker mpm, but it looks like you might want to
preload your handler in the httpd parent process. You can do with a
startup.pl file. It looks like each thread is initializing a copy of
@fruits, which is probably happening at thread creation.
However, your current setup will bl
