At 07:49 AM 12/23/2004, Jerome Jar wrote: >Oo, that's very nice of you:) I'll try it as soon as the download >finished...
Note that diagnosing /O2 files can get tricky (on win32 or on any un*x build, of course.) Hope you enjoy, happy holidays :) At 07:43 AM 12/23/2004, Mladen Turk wrote: >William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: >>Oh no! The beauty is, is you can distribute them separately >>for anyone who actually cares. > >OK seems reasonable. I'll create a zip with all *.pdb >and *_src.pdb. It's not necessary to distribute *_src.pdb files. It turns out that the "compiler" .pdb is a different beast than the "linker" .pdb. foo_src.pdb is an input file to the creation of foo.pdb for foo.dll. Everything we need is in foo.pdb to debug foo.dll, and it's kept lighter weight and more compatible with the build tools by not having been shared as a compiler database. >>Attached is the 1.3 JK 1.2 patch, which is even more broken >>than the others :) Still /MT? LOL. >>Please consider this additional patch as well. > >Committed for apache1, apache2 and iis. Thank you - sorry I forgot the iis one myself. Let me note - the only reason we are getting away with sharing the load offset 6A6B0000 (it's still relocatable - but avoids automatic relocation when there isn't a conflict) is that no two of these modules will be loaded into the same server process. And no, it doesn't matter if the iis and apache2 modules are loaded in two different processes at the same time, at the same address. >What we'll need eventually is the same for jk/native/jni Same, but load offset 6A6E0000 for example (leaving 192k of pages for mod_jk) since it must be loaded into the same process. See my native2 jni project. >Not sure what to do with: >jk/native/domino and jk/native/netscape The same should be safe. No idea how far folks would get delving into this (at least with IIS, I believe you can get most of the traceback working by setting up windbg to point at the microsoft symbol server.) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
