> In the long term we hope to get rid of the dependency on the built-time
> limit, only relying on the ulimit when Squid is started. There still
> remains a bit of work for this however (delay pools and a few other items
> depends on the build time limit).
IIRC, you could replace the statically defined arrays based on MAXFD with
a start-up initialised array based on whatever you detect ulimit to be.
I can't imagine that'd be an intrusive patch and I can't remember anything
that would clash with this when I was working on it.
Yo'ud just have to replace the SQUID_MAXFD define with a variable or inline
function thats assigned once early in main() then allocate the arrays
for the squidfd struct and the delay pool stuff. It might be a good idea
to finally rip out any use of fdset outside of the select() code.
Hm!
Yeah. src/delaypools.c still uses fdsets. Replacing delay_no_delay with a
char array would fix that. I had a patch to do that but I don't remember
why I didn't commit it, or why it wasn't thought of as a good idea.
adrian
Received on Mon Sep 19 2005 - 09:36:36 MDT
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