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Typo fixed.
author Maxim Konovalov <maxim@nginx.com>
date Mon, 13 Feb 2017 12:05:43 +0000
parents b86cfece30c3
children 42ed974b83a5
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1093 Cleanup handlers can be registered in a pool. 1093 Cleanup handlers can be registered in a pool.
1094 Cleanup handler is a callback with an argument which is called when pool is 1094 Cleanup handler is a callback with an argument which is called when pool is
1095 destroyed. 1095 destroyed.
1096 Pool is usually tied with a specific nginx object (like HTTP request) and 1096 Pool is usually tied with a specific nginx object (like HTTP request) and
1097 destroyed in the end of that object’s lifetime, releasing the object itself. 1097 destroyed in the end of that object’s lifetime, releasing the object itself.
1098 Registering a pool cleanup is a convinient way to release resources, close file 1098 Registering a pool cleanup is a convenient way to release resources, close file
1099 descriptors or make final adjustments to shared data, associated with the main 1099 descriptors or make final adjustments to shared data, associated with the main
1100 object. 1100 object.
1101 </para> 1101 </para>
1102 1102
1103 <para> 1103 <para>