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    • Lasse Karstensen's avatar
      Merge pull request #31 from nigoroll/master · d2d862e6
      Lasse Karstensen authored
      use the python we found in case it's not called "python"
      d2d862e6
    • Nils Goroll's avatar
      configure pthread support · 19a9785d
      Nils Goroll authored
      Varnish is massively multithreaded, so all vmods must be thread-safe.
      
      While it is possible to write thread-safe vmods without pthreads support,
      some systems (like those of the Solaris-heritage) need additional compiler
      flags for MT support (-D_REENTRANT -pthreads). To avoid weird potential
      issues, we should, by default, include full MT support.
      19a9785d
    • Nils Goroll's avatar
      use the python we found in case it's not called "python" · 4ea3aaa3
      Nils Goroll authored
      /usr/bin/env python in vmodtool.py does not work for cases where it's called
      python$VERSION, e.g. python2.7 - as is the case on SmartOS with pkgin
      4ea3aaa3
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    • Dridi Boukelmoune's avatar
      Polish the rename script · 42cdf17e
      Dridi Boukelmoune authored
      Also replace occurences of "Example" with a capital E, and play nice
      with accronym names:
      
         ./rename-vmod-script aweaome
         # renames the module to libvmod-awesome
         # replaces Example by Awesome
      
         ./rename-vmod-script WTF
         # renames the module to libvmod-wtf
         # replaces Example by WTF
      42cdf17e