> I see. While it is not too convenient, it is still doable. I mean > I can compile my driver in ON environment, but not necessary > persue integration into ON (if for some reason opensourcing > won't be possible) . Of course in that case I would need to > follow the evolution of Nemo API closely and be prepared to > modify my sources accordingly. Right ? > I can live with that.
The slippery slope we start down here is that you make the resulting driver available for others to use, and they aren't careful about matching your driver with the appropriate build of OpenSolaris and end up with an unstable machine. Unless you really need GLDv3, I think it's better to write to the stable GLDv2 API and port the driver to GLDv3 once it's stable. Andrew Gallatin can probably share some tips on making a blazingly-fast GLDv2 driver :-) -- meem _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
