On Sunday 21 September 2008 21:35:19 Jonas Karlsson wrote: > After a long discussion on IRC (mostly between Michael and me) two > views on how general flags should behave have emerged. Since Michael > and me is of different opinions we would like some more input on this > topic. Further explanation of how things are right now (and, more or less, how I think it should be): if you don't want to use a particular implementation of a generic, you can just take it out of the list in GenericFlags.conf; you can also disable the generic flag if you just don't want to use it; or you can enable the flag for another implementation.
In my view, if you have the generic flag enabled, you're asking to have whatever support it can provide turned on, and the reason they're configurable is to allow you to select where you want that support to come from and with what precedence. -Michael
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