Hello,
On 1/18/13 9:56 AM, Klaus Darilion wrote:
On 18.01.2013 09:04, Olle E. Johansson wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Just a kind reminder of things discussed that I haven't seen a
> resolution on:
>
> - Merging modules into *one* directory (my proposal, backed by Juha)
> Any pro's and con's?
that can be done once the perl module is updated with changing openser
to kamailio -- Stoyan Mihaylov sent already a patch for it. I will take
care of it soon if nobody else does it meanwhile.
But modules_k should be kept for a while, as modules_s is, just in case
we need to revert something. Before the release we can review this
situation.
>
> - The DMQ module status - now "released". Should be "early alpha"
is
> my personal view (my proposal)
> Should propably be in a branch or at least marked as under
> development and needs help.
If there are bugs, they should be in the bug tracker and taken care.
This is the period for fixing the issues.
>
> - Moving core source code into /main directory away from root
> directory in the source tree (Juha's proposal, backed by me)
I am not in favour of this one at this moment. It will break a lot of
things (includes and more important the Makefile system).
Besides those, I think a re-organization of the source code should be
discussed more and find the best approach. Moving the core in one folder
is not the only idea. I would consider also something like moving all
the sources in src, then have sub-folders for core, libs and modules
(maybe utils as well).
It's already a lot for testing, losing time with (core) code
reorganization and its effects is not appropriate. Should be done for
next major release.
Cheers,
Daniel
Would make
it easier for people to discover the README, INSTALL
etc :-)
+1
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