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Eric Wilhelm wrote:
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> Where do I put hello_world? Where do I put famwatch, reloader, behead,
> bindiff, dwg_differ, dir_merge, fabsync, and hundreds of other *small*
> utilities?
Just to put the original discussion back on track: I do *not* envision
that PKI app of mine as a "small utility". It has several executables,
and also crontabs, a configuration file, state persisted on disk, logs
that need to be rotated etc. One would best think of NutsPKI as a .deb
or .rpm or whatever, only implemented in Perl.
> bin:: is a good answer to the question of where to put utilities.
Well maybe, but how about applications that are not just utilities? If
I understand you correctly, "utilities" is a strict subset of
"applications". Please elaborate if you disagree.
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