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Eugen Wintersberger
Dec 10, 2012, 6:04:20 AM12/10/12
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Hi folks
I have a general question that came to my mind during the work on the
Python wrapper.
Is there some central configuration facility for CDMA? Something that
tells CDMA where to look for plugins? This is important in particular
for the packaging work.
regards
Eugen
I have a general question that came to my mind during the work on the
Python wrapper.
Is there some central configuration facility for CDMA? Something that
tells CDMA where to look for plugins? This is important in particular
for the packaging work.
regards
Eugen
spoirier
Dec 10, 2012, 11:04:16 AM12/10/12
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Not yet actually.
Client code uses: Factory::init("<plugins path>");
However dictionaries are searched in the path defined by the value of $CDMA_DICTIONARY_PATH
I propose the same for plugins path default value, using a environment variable (CDMA_PLUGIN_PATH ?)
Client code uses: Factory::init("<plugins path>");
However dictionaries are searched in the path defined by the value of $CDMA_DICTIONARY_PATH
I propose the same for plugins path default value, using a environment variable (CDMA_PLUGIN_PATH ?)
Eugen Wintersberger
Dec 13, 2012, 4:07:16 AM12/13/12
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Ok CDMA_PLUGIN_PATH looks ok for me. This raises another question: can
there be more than one location where the system should look for
plugins?
If yes, what is the syntax of the environment variable? The classical
way to do it would be
export CDMA_PLUGIN_PATH=path1:path2:path3
Is this already implemented in the C++ code?
I actually put everything together for testing. Someone else may have a
look at this issue with gcc-4.4 and has a brilliant idea of how to solve
it.
regards
Eugen
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there be more than one location where the system should look for
plugins?
If yes, what is the syntax of the environment variable? The classical
way to do it would be
export CDMA_PLUGIN_PATH=path1:path2:path3
Is this already implemented in the C++ code?
I actually put everything together for testing. Someone else may have a
look at this issue with gcc-4.4 and has a brilliant idea of how to solve
it.
regards
Eugen
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spoirier
Dec 13, 2012, 7:52:10 AM12/13/12
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No this is not yet implemented, in either Java & C++.
I don't know if we need more than one single location for plugins
However I agree with the syntax you propose.
I'm not sure I understood correctly what is the problem with gcc 4.4 regarding the plugins path, can you (re?)explain what happen with this version of the gnu compiler ?
I don't know if we need more than one single location for plugins
However I agree with the syntax you propose.
I'm not sure I understood correctly what is the problem with gcc 4.4 regarding the plugins path, can you (re?)explain what happen with this version of the gnu compiler ?
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