Re: [HACKERS] PL/Lang (was: Priorities for 6.6)

At 14:40 8/06/99 +0400, you wrote:
>Hello!
>
>On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, Jan Wieck wrote:
>>     This  time, the Perl interpreter has to become a silly little
>>     working slave.  Beeing quiet  until  it's  called  and  quiet
>>     again  after  having  served  one function call until the big
>>     master PostgreSQL calls him again.
>> 
>>     This  flexibility  requires  a  real  good  design   of   the
>>     interpreters internals.  And that's what I'm addressing here.
>
>   I know exactly 1 (one) program that incorporate (embed) Perl interpreter
>- it is editor VIM (well-known vi-clone from www.vim.org). I think anyone

Apache also has Perl very nicely embedded (as opposed to available through indirect CGI calls); when it is embedded it
automaticallyreloads and recompiles changed scripts.
 

I presume that the Apache code may be useful in this process.

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