alvaro at gnu
Jun 17, 2008, 12:55 AM
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On 17 Jun 2008, at 04:06, Stefan de Konink wrote:
> For sake of documentation I have created a start for handler_example.c
> (forked from server_info). A module that should be well documented and
> shows some patterns for new developers.
Good!! The "hello world" example we talked about..
> connection-protected.h:#define CONN_SRV(c) (SRV(CONN(c)->server))
>
> Provides some non trivial header magic. But including this file by
> itself pulls in *a lot* of other header files. Including
> config.h/constants.h
>
> I managed to get all the header files:
>
> connection-protected.h
> common-internal.h <-- needs update <config.h/constants.h> -> "..."
> socket.h
> iocache.h
> encoder_table.h
> header-protected.h
> matching_list.h
> virtual_server.h
> virtual_server_names.h
> rule_list.h
> config.h
> constants.h
>
> ...obviously cherokee/cherokee.h need to include connection-
> protected.h
No, it does not.
Actually, from an OOP point of view, you must think of the *-
protected.h header files as headers that only contains protected and
private methods and properties. Thus, it should never be part of the
public cherokee API, which is what cherokee/cherokee.h is exporting.
Having said that, I acknowledge a few issues about the API that is
currently being exported: there are a few private classes and methods
for public classes that ought to be exported.
Currently, the world around is to include the cherokee headers from
the source tree and compile the handler without including <cherokee/
cherokee.h> but the individual header files. But, of course, this is
only a temporal work-around.
> Sources:
> http://xen.bot.nu/cherokee/
>
> I hope it would we could get some examples dir in the source tree
> containing some useful examples for cherokee development.
I would rather create a new independent package for it: "cherokee-
hello-world" or something. In that way, we would show the source code
and an example on how to compile it.
--
Greetings, alo.
http://www.alobbs.com/
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