On Mon, 8 Nov 1999 17:13:08 +0000 (GMT), Austin Donnelly wrote:
>On Monday, 8 Nov 1999, Asbjoern Pettersen wrote:
>
>> The GIMP's modules for OS/2 need some extra handling.
>> It's copied into the 3-4 modules C files and it's also not
>> updated. I want to clean up this code.
>
>The same problem was occurring on Solaris2. Yosh has now tweaked some
>of the libtool options so that it should now work. Do these fixes for
>Solaris2 also fix the problem under OS/2?
I'm not useing libtool. Is it a script ?
I just wanna solve the problem in the source code and
compile/link with gcc. For OS/2 there is one simple bug but i don't want
to patch this on all 4 modules. The OS/2 code with #ifdef ins't nice to
look at.
Here is some ugly example from colorsel_gtk.c:
G_MODULE_EXPORT GimpModuleStatus
module_init (GimpModuleInfo **inforet)
{
GimpColorSelectorID id;
#ifndef __EMX__
id = gimp_color_selector_register ("GTK", "gtk.html", &methods);
if (id)
#else
color_reg_func reg_func;
reg_func = (color_reg_func) get_main_func("gimp_color_selector_register");
if (reg_func && (id = (*reg_func) ("GTK", &methods)))
#endif
{
info.shutdown_data = id;
*inforet = &info;
return GIMP_MODULE_OK;
}
else
{
return GIMP_MODULE_UNLOAD;
}
}
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Here is mine suggestion for module_init() colorsel_gtk.c (and all the other mods):
G_MODULE_EXPORT GimpModuleStatus
module_init (GimpModuleInfo **inforet)
{
GimpModuleStatus status = mod_color_register ("GTK", "gtk.html",inforet);
return (status);
}
The "mod_color_register()" is the "old" module_init() .
Simple , cleaner and doing the same.
>
>> I suggest to create a new file called modregister.c and put
>> all the "register" things there. Modules have to link the new file.
>>
>> The will be no new features only a cleaner design.
>
>I'm all for a cleaner design. Ideally we should be doing the same
>thing for all architectures, rather than using nasty #ifdefs
>everywhere.
>
>Also, still to be fixed with the module code is a version check as
>suggested by Tim Janik a long time ago, and unloading modules from the
>idle loop (which should make the perl module self-unloadable).
>
>I'm not particularly happy with the OS/2 solution, it seems a little
>ugly, but I'm not sure why exactly I don't like it.
Asbjoern
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