Hello,
pushed a patch that defines MOD_modname for each loaded module.
It is easier than adding a new directive IFMODULE. Now it can be tested
in config with:
#!ifdef MOD_xyz
I took module name from what is set as name in exported structure of the
module, that is the module name (without any extension).
I would make all upercases, but wanted to check first if people will
find a conflict by a potential case of different modules with same name
but using different case letters. I say that shall not be the case, but
theoretically is possible...
Btw, I just tested it compiles, give it a test and let me know the results.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 3/26/13 6:48 PM, Olle E. Johansson wrote:
Hi!
Something I would like to see in Kamailio is something used heavily in Apache
HTTPD, a config parser statement like #IFDEF for modules. WIth this a part of
the config only applies if a module is loaded, like
#!IFMODULE SNMPSTATS.SO
modparam()
#!ENDIF
Another way to implement it would be to have modules publish a #!DEFINE, like
#!IFDEF MOD_SNMPSTATS.SO
Now, I don't know how Kamailio parses the configuration files. Is this at all
possible? Either the module itself or the config file parser could inject these
variables - but at module init it may be too late.
Any ideas, someone who understands the config file parsing?
/O
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