Sure, there is no problem in doing that. Like I mentioned, it is just a
matter of building up the metric_info array. The mod_python module includes
an example of how to generate the metric_info array. The metric definitions
that you want to be included and how your create those definitions is up to
you.
OK, so here is what I tried:
Int noOfMetrics=8;
Static G_25_metric *ex_metric_info;
Then in the ex_metric_init function:
ex_metric_info= new G_25_metric [noOfMetrics];
ex_metric_info[0]= {};
ex_metric_info[1]={};
.
.
.
ex_metric_info[7]={0, NULL};
And the error I get is initlializer element is not constant. I get this when
I give the make command. Is there a simple work around for this- Or is the
python_module method the only way?
Thanks,
Sylvester
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