I agree, and will start a page with available CTAPI's so we don't repeat
names.
Dave
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On Tue, 22 Sep 1998, gregor wrote:
> hi folx,
>
> a few days ago david rn into trouble loading diffrent libs.
> if we talk about a resource manager, we should also talk about a naming-convention
>for
> ct-api's.
> this is my suggestion:
> a ct-api should named like this:
>
> ctapi-nnnnn.xyy.so
>
> where n is a "well know identifier"
> x the major-no of the release
> y the minor-no of the release
>
>
> here is an example. my ct-api is for mct which follows spec v0.9
> and it's release 1.00
> so i would name my ct-api:
>
> ctapi-mct09.100.so
>
> so i think we need also some kind of nameing authority. this sound bigger that it
>is. we
> only need someone who put all the diffrent names to public and looks that there are
>no
> doubles.
>
> so let me know what do you all think about that
>
>
> bye gregor
>
>
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