- chfPlugin.h contains the simple jump table and doxygen documentation
- chfPlugin.c is a wrapper library around the yajl callbacks that parses
any client-supplied configuration into the user's structure
- test/chfPluginTest.c tests the library and the data conversion
- Made chFilterPlugin public (moved from dbChannel.c to dbChannel.h)
- Made the interface jump table chFilterIf part of the chFilterPlugin
(i.e. once per plugin) instead of chFilter (once per instance)
- Added a pointer from chFilter (instance) to chFilterPlugin (plugin)
- Added a private user pointer in chFilterPlugin
- Changed dbFindFilter() to return a chFilterPlugin* (instead of the jump table)
- Changed dbRegisterFilter() to accept a user private pointer as 3rd arg
* Moved routines into dbLink.h and dbLink.c
* Created separate routines for DB_LINK processing
* Added dbinitLink() and dbAddLink()
* Started a Link Support Entry Table, not used yet
* Everything should still work as before...
* Added dbChannelGet()
* Implement dbChannelGetField() using dbChannelGet()
* Close filters in reverse order of opening
* Messages and comments improved.
* dbGet() now handles DBF_*LINK fields,
* Simplify dbGetField(),
* Split out getAttrValue(),
* Rename dbGetFieldLink() to getLinkValue(),
* Reduce number of casts.
* Routines with a db_access interface are named dbChannel_xxx
* Using dbch for member variable names in Jeff's code
It seems to work!
TODO: Make dbChannel use a freelist
* Deleted the chan->magic member and associated checks.
* Moved rset->cvt_dbaddr() call into dbChannelCreate()
* Added many accessor routines
* Renamed dbChannelReport() to dbChannelShow() and added dbChannelFilterShow()
* A filter's parse routines now return a parse_result (enum)
* Return value from test filter parse routines is configurable
* Either call parse_end() or parse_abort(), but never both.
This removes various calls to cantProceed() and its relatives
and replaces them with an error return status when a resource
allocation fails. It only does it for routines that already
have an error status return, so it makes no API changes, and
will prevent threads from being suspended unnecessarily.
This separates out the rules for %.d files from the rules that
create the related target file (%.o etc). Doing this can reduce
the amount of work to be done when rebuilding applications after
making source changes. For files in O.Common which can be built
by any target architecture this can solve problems when parallel
builds (-j) are used.
Removed %.C and %.H from vpath (rules were deleted some time ago)
Added %.pl to vpath for use in ioc/registry/Makefile
configure/tools doesn't exist any more, remove from configure/Makefile
Now works properly on Darwin where the version number comes
before the .dylib extension. This also makes Windows-specific
conditional tests fully generic.
