Am Montag, 9. September 2013, 08:31:11 schrieb Dave Page: > On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 7:49 AM, Linreg <lin...@gmx.net> wrote: > > Hello @All, > > > > i want to make a port away from wxWidgets to a c++ only job scheduler. > > > > Why: > > > > I want to reduce dependencies. A framework like wxWidgets should not > > installed to server systems without GUI (linux or windows server) > > > > C++ libs are already installed in most cases. > > > > i want to push / support the development. > > > > Questions: > > > > Is this supported from pgAdmin developers? > > > > Exists another point of view for this thema? > > I would certainly like to see a pure C++ port of pgAgent, but I should > also point out that the current code doesn't require any of the GUI > components of wxWidgets to be installed. The problem is really with > the wxWidgets packagers, many of whom have split their packages into > GUI and non-GUI components :-(
Hello Dave, Vision: a smart migration to C++ # Phase 1 + stay on base structure (programm flow) + backward compatibilty (commandline parameter, sql-schema) + remove wxWidget dependencies + replace all wx classes with c++ classes (std::string, stringstream, thread etc) + logfile has csv structure, that is needed in Phase 2 (like 2013-12-01 12:13|DEBUG|bla bla ...) + remove mutex + replace connectstring parsing # Phase 2 + new impelenting of commandline parsing + move pgagent schema in separat database (better access rights...) this need a patch for pgadmin + file_fdw configuration to show logfile-entrys over a sql view This is a 90% pure C++ solution :), because - The windwos side is more C than C++ like. - I still would like to avoid dependencies to libraries like boost etc. Phase 1 is almost finished Question: Pure enough? :) Thanks Thomas Steffen
