> WPSes included with Rockbox could be provided pre-parsed, with the > core having the ability to load parsed WPSes, while unparsed WPSes go > throug the parser plugin first (which could I suppose store the > current WPS as a temporary file, to be used upon reboots)?
> Offloading the parsing to a plugin doesn't necesserally imply having the WPSes saved as preparsed files. The parser plugin could write its output directly to the memory. Having preparsed files could be a plus, but it's not quite what I was mentioning in my mail. I think the issue raised was being able to use the distributed WPSes without having to have Rockbox installed with [any] plugins. Thus the existing core functionality, including the distributed WPSes would still work without any plugins. If the user wanted to customize a WPS, then the plugin would need to be present. Are there folks using Rockbox without any plugins, even those built automatically and installed with the distribution? Regards, Greg
