On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 16:28:21 + Dave wrote:
DS> RS> That's fine. But what I don't want to lose is the example code in
DS> RS> container_load, which shows how to allocate the rowreq, set indexes
DS> RS> and insert the rows.
DS>
DS> Well you wouldn't need to lose that - it's just that I'd expect
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 15:02:35 + Dave wrote:
DS> > I thought comment changes were always fair game. And comments in
DS> > mib2c conf files seems even safer. No?
DS>
DS> The mib2c conf file are less vital, agreed. But it's not true
DS> that comment changes are fair game. What I'd suggested was
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 15:02:32 + Dave wrote:
DS> > I would probably take the existing ${context}_cache_load() and include it
DS> > as${context}_container_load(), since that's really what it is doing.
DS>
DS> Ummm I'm not quite sure what you mean here.
DS> Under what circumstances would 'con
DS> Under what circumstances would 'container_load' be called for a
DS> non-caching module? When the agent first starts up, during normal
DS> operation, or when?
RS> Yes, at startup. Then it would be up to the module to maintain
RS> it during runtime. Remember, the idea here, by default, is
RS
On Fri, 2005-01-07 at 15:23, Robert Story wrote:
> DS> (I was a bit surprised to see that you'd applied this
> DS> to the 5-2-patches line as well, since I thought that was
> DS> currently in pre-release freeze, but that's by-the-by).
>
> I thought comment changes were always fair game. And comm
On Fri, 2005-01-07 at 15:23, Robert Story wrote:
> DS> I'm appending a new "mfd-access" file, that could be used
> DS> to generate code which omits all of the cache-related
> DS> processing altogether...
> What I probably would have done would have been to define a new variable to
> make the cache
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 13:31:15 + Dave wrote:
DS> I noticed a log message on the CVS list yesterday,
DS> about documenting how to implement a non-caching version
DS> of a container-based MfD module.
DS> (I was a bit surprised to see that you'd applied this
DS> to the 5-2-patches line as wel
