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Re: [dev-serveez] progress to serveez-0.2


From: Thien-Thi Nguyen
Subject: Re: [dev-serveez] progress to serveez-0.2
Date: Mon, 05 Nov 2012 09:21:18 +0100
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() Julian Graham <address@hidden>
() Sun, 4 Nov 2012 22:09:55 -0500

   Since my implementation was originally derived from digging around in
   the guts of the libserveez code, I'm happy to rewrite my stuff to do
   things the blessed way -- whatever that is -- but in case any of the
   above is a surprise to you I wanted to make sure you knew.

Well, better late than never (like Serveez, itself).  Let's see here...

   * svz_coserver_types

I can't find this symbol anywhere in the repo (past or present).  What
is its role in your program?  Which Serveez version are you digging
around in?

   * svz_server_finalize_all
   * svz_server_init_all

These have been combined into ‘svz_updn_all_servers’.  See (static func)
‘guile_entry’ in src/serveez.c for details.  But see below first.

   * svz_portcfg_prepare
   * svz_server_instantiate
   * svz_server_create
   * svz_server_add

These have been "internalized".  I think the blessed way now is to avoid
this sort of imperative plumbing and specify things in Scheme, and/or at
a higher level.  For instance, ‘svz_portcfg_prepare’ is now called by
‘svz_server_bind’, which is part of the API, and furthermore exposed to
Scheme as part of procedure ‘bind-server!’.  See test/t00[1234] for good
examples, test/t006 for bad (i.e., PEBKAC situation).

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