Compiling multiple MPM at the same time.

[Ben Hyde <bh...@pobox.com>]

I note that if you do your src/Configuation along these lines:

  ...
  EXTRA_CFLAGS= -ggdb3 -Wall
  ...
  Rule MPM_METHOD=default
  
  # SharedModule modules/mpm/prefork/libprefork.a
  SharedModule modules/mpm/dexter/libdexter.a
  SharedModule modules/mpm/mpmt_pthread/libmpmt_pthread.a
  ...

Compile checking is somewhat more extensive.  I particularly
like getting at least a little checking in the other multiprocessing
models.

:-) We could probably make the mpm runtime selectable if
it was passed in on the command line, stuffed into
the process object, and then the process object was
pass on to the module init hook.]]

:-) I wish somebody would port to WINE so I could check that one
at the same time (and it would be so wonderfully bizzare).

  - ben

Re: Compiling multiple MPM at the same time.

[Ryan Bloom <rb...@ntrnet.net>]

> :-) We could probably make the mpm runtime selectable if
> it was passed in on the command line, stuffed into
> the process object, and then the process object was
> pass on to the module init hook.]]

I've been toying with this idea with a few other people.  I'm not
convinced passing it in on the command line is necessary, but that is
probably the best way to go.  I had been considering putting a config
directive in, and a stub function that just searched for that one
directive in the config file.  Of course, we could always make it an
environment variable.  :)

> 
> :-) I wish somebody would port to WINE so I could check that one
> at the same time (and it would be so wonderfully bizzare).

You are a sick man Ben.  Sick, sick, sick, sick, sick.   :->

Ryan

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